Cue the silence as every dude here instantly searches for the entire Shameless series and watches start to finish.

Dexter's food is made of Batman's shit?

YOU'RE TEARING ME APART LISA

Season 4 is actually really great, and Lithgow is awesome in it. After that it just slowly goes downhill.

Hah! That is great.

I was actually thinking the exact same thing, comparing it to The Room. I read the NYT piece and now that I know all the shit that went down…it made me want to watch it.

I don't think I've seen anything else by Williamson besides TVD. But by the sounds of it, it seems like it was kind of a lot of…mediocre horror movies?

I'm obsessed with cilantro!

LOL my favorite part is how they see the "success" of Revenge (still have never watched an episode nor do I know anyone who does) and are countering with a show called "BETRAYAL"

Same here, I might check it out JUST because I love TVD so much, but I feel like maybe it's the combination of Julie Plec and Williamson that makes TVD so fiendishly enjoyable. This seems a little…empty. At least TVD doesn't take itself so seriously, I feel like this show will and that's kind of creepy.

Pretty much the only reason I want to see this movie is because Chris Pratt has the most amazing beard in it. I'm just…all about the Beardjamins.

This is such a lupe!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Newsroom is like a show from the 90's but it's just news stories from now. At the same time…I feel like this makes me like The Newsroom more.

Do you mean the Ke$sha $ong? I gue$$ that it wa$ time for a remake…

Now that I know he can't direct an AMAZING movie the very first time he tries, I am DEFINITELY less attracted to him, therefore, I will let Skaarsgard and Fassbender figure it out between them. SIGH.

Same here. Smashed looks really great, but his new movie does as well. I like both Teller and Woodley. Two films I will definitely be checking out.

The Ball of Lance Armstrong *yessssss* *hangs head in shame*

I wish someone knew the answer to your question because I am also wondering this…

Same here. I love him, but Taken 2 actually put me to sleep. Just…nothing…all that interesting?

Taken 11: Wherein a guy tries to kidnap his grand-kid, gets to the front door, he comes out and says "Come on…" and they all have a good laugh about it.