I'm gonna miss these reviews when they're gone. Maybe Young Justice Season 1 (the season 2 reviews and discussion were fantastic)? Teen Titans at a two-per-week rate?

On broadcast TV, yes. They have to show a certain amount of educational programming for kids and I guess the best place for them to ditch it is Saturday morning, so all the shows kids would actually watch on those channels got phased out. So counter-productive.

Coming in 2016 to NBC: "Chicago Cubs": How the Cub Scouts of the Windy City save the day, doing everything from saving cats in trees to tying loose shoelaces for old people on the sidewalk.

I lost track after the first two books and movies and never went back. Is it worth reading all the way through?

Honestly, I think it depends on the character. I wouldn't want to rewatch the Michael/Walt flashbacks where the pigeon flies into the window or whatever because it's a dead end. However, I enjoyed most Jack/Sawyer flashbacks (I omit Locke because of that garbage one with the pot growers or whatever the heck that was)

The first movie is among the most bored I've ever been watching TV or a movie.
EDIT: Oops, didn't realize you were talking BTTF there

I haven't watched them in like 8 years, but I remember Two Towers being my favorite by far.

Oh, I've seen it many times (I'd seen BoBW, All Good Things, The Game, which I happen to love, before, and Who Watches the Watchers was so familiar I must have seen it before) and would agree. FNL is the only other show off the top of my head with a finale of that caliber. I hear Futurama had a great first finale, but…

Often spurred by AV Club discussions I see. Recent example: the 25 best comedy episodes of the last 25 years. Useful for letting me know what I'll want to watch if/when I revisit a show in the future.

I'm more bothered when I can't remember details, hence why I take brief notes on things I watch. That way I can jog my memory on shows I binged at a crazy rate.

Watched it last spring or summer. Pretty good, I'll revisit it in a couple of years, because I'm guessing it plays better when you watch the first few again after getting to know the characters.

Star Trek fans, I'm nearing the end of TNG and I know the timelines cross with the beginning of DS9. I'd prefer to watch some other shows and recharge my Star Trek battery before starting DS9. Will I lose anything significant story-wise by simply finishing TNG before moving on?

And then be reborn, except 50 stories tall.

This review kind of sums up my problem with the show thus far: When the pace and plot are going too slow, the predictable elements become more pronounced because they become even more drawn out. Stories can work despite the audience knowing where it's gonna go, but it has to be compelling and exciting and Rebels isn't…

"Hawk and Dove" would like a word with you.

"Tell me about my son" choked me up like few things in television, ever.

*6 seasons for Parenthood. (Easy to lose track of, along with the number of times they brought back Jason Ritter to form a love triangle)

Whenever the Vinnie Jones dude comes on-screen I think, "Wherefore Art Thou Manu Bennett?"

From the Things You Learn While Bingeing TV Shows On Netflix Department: She played Tasha Yar's sister in Star Trek.

Yeah, the post says "Go away I'm a movie star now" except he's starring in an NBC miniseries coming out next month.