I once tried explaining Millennium to a fan of Criminal Minds. All he said was, "hmmm.."

Don't give the idiots any ideas.

I'd like to take this moment to politely suggest to anyone who was prattling on about how "both sides" are just as bad to please go fuck yourself. ツ

Jeffrey Lord is Donald Trump's Renfield.

Bruce Campbell is brilliant. Well played.

This doesn't sound too Dreddful.

* grabs spatula *

I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

It isn't young millennial recappers of Game of Thrones who got a TV show confused with reality. It was older viewers of The Apprentice who thought they were voting for a competent businessman when what they (and those of us smart enough to know better) got was a buffoonish clown who couldn't find his ass if he used…

"and that is the real news,"

To quote Lt. Commander Worf:

I'll forgive this storyline if we can get that M-60 into Dutch's hands and watch her settle some scores back at The Partnership.

"By that I mean that having Alex and Eph start to bond over their struggles, namely that every time they take a step forward against the strigoi, the Master and his army knock them three steps back, is a welcome development."

"Bolling is a former commodities trader, who joined the company in 2007 (after departing CNBC).

"Technically, this isn’t the first Dark Tower adaptation; that distinction belongs to the Anthony Hopkins hokefest Hearts In Atlantis,"

Do you mean Dark Skies?

Could we get some revivals of sci-fi shows from the 90s that nobody remembers? I mean aside from me.

Ok, I was going to sarcastically ask when the reboot of Miami Vice was coming. Then I read the article. I loved the TV series growing up and even liked the Michael Mann film (sort of) but this is completely unnecessary. Who's asking for this?

* SIGH *

Where as Ann Coulter would try and fail.