Are you Patrick Stewart?

She couldn't in The Queen Is Dead, Rumple had to do it for her.

She was definitely younger than Bea Arthur, who was a year her senior.

Don't worry, it made just as much sense as you would expect it to.

I stopped near the beginning of season 3 but still poke my head into articles like this every now and again when something big seems to go down. Do they even fight zombies anymore?

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I recently read an interview with Michael Socha who played Will Scarlett (the thief dude who dated Belle) and he was really honest about what happened. The showrunners basically came to him and said 'We thought we'd have something for you to do but we're nearly at the end of the season and we don't have time to give…

Where did she get the sparkly purple cape from? That's what I want to know. If she could magic up that cape, surely she could have magiced up a more practical outfit. The resistance to change her outfit became less jarring when in season 5, no one from the main cast changed their outifts in Camelot. I'm guessing a lot…

I'd be much more into Belle trying to gain her independence from an emotionally abusive relationship if I wasn't certain they'll be back together before the season ends. No way is Belle staying a single mom.

We saw how Jekyll and Hyde were ripped apart into two seperate people at the end of season 5. That happened after the heroes met him/them.

I love Jason Momoa but I hate Amber Heard so…Meh, gonna give this one a miss along with all the other DC movies. I'll just rewatch him as Khal Drogo.

The thing is, these days Cumberbatch would totally be sold as a pilot Captain.

Aren't they called anti-choice now? At least they are in Ireland where there's currently a pretty big campaign to make abortion legal right now.

I just watched the Helsinki one and I've never seen Ayoade break his character more than with Paul Rudd. He cannot stop smiling and it almost seems like he secretly wants to impress Rudd. It's quite sweet actually.

I would follow Ayoade's work to the ends of the earth so if he does become host, I'll watch the new series but I hope he doesn't. The hosts of bake off need to be upbeat and supportive towards the bakers and Ayoade's comedy persona is much more awkward, mild scorn.

I mean, they may be wizards but they're still in the 1920s. No one said wizards were more progressive of LGBT rights than Muggles.

Yeah, I've met people like that too and the best way I can describe their thinking is that 90% of Muslims are terrorists or 90% of black people will commit armed robbery but there are 10% from any race that are good people and everyone of a different race that this person meets is luckily from that 10%.

Dumbledore and Grindlewald aren't teenagers in Fantastic Beasts and presumably already know each other so it's not, it's just a story.

We usually do know enough about stories in books before they become movies. Studios don't turn books into movies to inform us about the story. We knew enough about Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings and Romeo and Juliet and all the other adaptations too because, you know, we'd read the literature before seeing the…

I didn't but living in Ireland, I'm hoping I will actually get to see the play. Just gotta try and get it done before Brexit ruins everthing.