To be fair, I don't think Do No Harm was going to build an audience, no matter how long it stayed on.

Fallon or McFarlane, or someone more experimental?

Would this advertising tie in better with Mad Men?

I'm not entirely sure this is a joke.

You're looking for The Following.

"Hitler seems like a cool guy. Hopefully he would've been a Belieber."
*A handler whispers in his ear*
"I mean, a Directioner."

See also: Chris Brown fans.

Still hearing this in Schwarzenegger's accent.

Yeah, I'm thinking the same thing. Beth's mental state wasn't reliable, and she'd been on suspension, so everyone's giving her a pass on being rusty for now.

I actually thought the same thing.

Was I supposed to hear that in Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice? Because I did.

"I guess what I'm really trying to say is that all forms of discrimination piss me off."

@avclub-b8b0e9685190772ecdb089f0b4a0369f:disqus  I can't comment on the locks, because I don't have the full context, and every modern car that I know of automatically locks the doors when it goes into drive, which I would assume a car about to pull out of a parking lot would be doing. But yeah, I don't have the…

Done.

Are you talking about the Kurt storyline? If so, then no, they did the opposite of handling it well, considering he had exactly one bully after him, and an unwavering support system that seemingly consisted of the entire town, both of which are wildly different from the average high school bullying experience.

"If we stratch that shiny axe up, we're no better than the Walkers!"

You're not wrong. And I don't think you'r alone in that either; all the acclaim the show used to get for being brave enough to have two gay characters in the main cast of a primetime show has dried up once Happy Endings came on the scene. Max Blum is everything Cam and Mitchell should have been (not in terms of they…

Were you perhaps thinking of Yakult?

That's a tough race, though, they've got a fantastic number of gems.

He brings lot more gravitas to the role of Felix Leiter too.