This would be brilliant.

Britta isn't that bad. Not compared to Rachel anyway. At least she doesn't make somebody else's proposal about herself (again) or completely ignore the emotion distress an allegedly beloved boyfriend is going through to focusing on how much she needs him. And let's be honest - Britta, for all her flaws, isn't a bad…

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Fifty years is more than enough time for somebody to be over a planet that once was, so to speak. How many people and countries in the 1990's gave a damn about Britain and the once was British Empire? none of them, unless they were celebrating 50 years of independence, such as Pakistan and India. But I definitely…

I'd disagree with a couple of points that you made.

Wow. I didn't even realise that was the guy from Dawson's Creek until last night, when a friend of mine who has never seen Fringe told me. Bizarre - maybe it's part of the pattern?

I love reading the comparisons (and praise) for House here. I know I'm three years late but after House's season last year - which started off on an incredibly high note and ended up losing me as a viewer after the Cuddy nonsense and fiasco - well, I'm seriously hoping that Fringe fares better than it's comparison to…

It might be worth mentioning some of the symbolism in the episode too. Before Faye wanders out to get caught by Vicious, she picked up the ace of spades - the card that often denotes death and new beginnings and whatnot. Which also happens to be the card that Spike picks up when she throws a pillow/cards at him at the…

Depends on the definition of success. If success is writing something crap and producing something that's god awful but still pays amazingly well, I'd recommend producing a show for Steven Spielberg to produce.

And his good times with Vicious. People always seem to forget that they were  comrades in arms, once upon a time.

The dialogue was intense as hell; I find it preferable to most of the noir-ish hard-boiled stuff that I've come across. There's more intensity there; a hint of the supernatural or the preternatural, something semi-religious and almost spiritual because, it all fairness, the two are two sides of the same coin. They…

I thought it deserved better than a C, though not an A. And despite being neither male, nor 11, I did find those 'boner' jokes funny, if only because they emphasised Sheldon's total absence of knowledge regarding colloquilism and normal behaviour. (And to be honest, I loved the bit when Raj turned to Howard and said…

Gosh, I thought this episode was A worthy, rather than the C+. I liked the fact that it raised a lot more questions that it answered - the mystery is what makes it fun. (I'm not a big fan of the mysteries-solved-in-each-episode, stand-alone kinda stuff).

I'm assuming that after he was shot doing something heroic/good, Art probably let go of his rancor, because I can't imagine that Winona didn't outright admit that it was her who had taken the money.

The only premier this/last season that was comparable to this premier, was the Community Season Three premier. Singing a bizarre song about how things won't be weird anymore that year? Hilarious, just like Ava, Boyd and Raylan. God bless these two shows - they keep hope alive that some creativity remains in the TV…

Maybe not always, but I do think Raylan and Boyd care deeply for each other, even as they're willing to punch each other and probably shoot each other at some point. I think, though it was his aunt that made him leave, he still owes a certain degree of debt of honour to Boyd for saving his life.

Not to mention Raylan was injured and I guess he thought that would give him an advantage.

I was actually really with Winona's characterisation. She seemed to make Raylan more human and approachable and less god-like; his weakness is Winona and the way they care for each other is shown by the light-hearted banter they have.

I'm sure it's a bad thing when a viewer wants the title character of a show to be taken down a peg. I seriously think the show would benefit hugely if Alicia didn't win 99.9% of the cases given to her.

I really think you should visit Bebop Musings and present this novel idea there. (It's a site full of essays and articles about Cowboy Bebop and I feel like this would fit right in over there.)