Yeah, Pete can't do better than sweatpants?

His complete disinterest in detention was pretty great, too.

Hannibal Buress shined compared to the miniscule part they gave Kenneth Choi.

I felt like Zendaya was asked to channel Molly Ringwald in The Breakfast Club.

THE MCU definitely needs more villains of this caliber. Paging Dr. Doom (the real version, not the crappy ones we've gotten in the FF movies).

Although it actually started in the Andrew Garfield movies, I'm so glad that the cinematic Spider-Man actually now acts like the Spider-Man in the comic books. Tobey Maguire was way too earnest in the role, and his Spider-Man almost never cracked a joke. That always bothered me.

For me, a little bit of the latter. Zendaya was a great choice for Mary Jane, but the character she's playing is very unlike MJ. Liz in the movie could have been called Mary Jane and that would have felt like a better fit.

I thought this movie was fantastic; my only quibble was that Zendaya's character is actually MJ. Zendaya was great, but her character was so unlike Mary Jane that they might as well have just called her something else. Part of what made MJ and Peter interesting was that they weren't a perfect match - she was always a…

So, Chris Chibnall running Doctor Who…. Promising or Worrying?

Love the Montreal Screwjob ending!

So now actors can't play characters with disabilities? Give it a rest.

While calling Stokes Cottonmouth didn't help his case, I think the main reason Tone went off the building was that he killed Pops.

True, it's worse.

Yup, we have President Camacho.

I hope for more GLOW. The only complaint I have about the first season is that they didn't put those awesome opening credits before every episode outside the first!!

True, and the non-Cybus versions have shown up before. I think Tim just meant those specific costumes, though.

Four years on, anyone else notice that you don't see The Office anywhere on TV anymore (not that I can find)? During its run, the show was a nightly syndication staple, but it vanished soon afterward. I thought it would have a longer shelf life. Modern Family seems to have taken its place.

Four years on, anyone else notice that you don't see The Office anywhere on TV anymore (not that I can find)? During its run, the show was a nightly syndication staple, but it vanished soon afterward. I thought it would have a longer shelf life. Modern Family seems to have taken its place.

God, this has happened to me so many times. It's what I get for being lazy!

I'm in awe of your knowledge of and familiarity with Joan Collins TV movies.