I don't remember them ever making that clear but it does seem like a huge point they'd turn into a simple throwaway line. Getting to Neverland was a bit of a dose though, as he would need a bean for at least every time he wanted to go there and beans aren't supposed to be easy to come by.

I don't remember him saying he came and went from Neverland but if he did, that means he must have had beans coming out of his ears. It was a big deal at one point that he had just one, and conned it away from Rumple after he killed Mila and used that to get to Neverland.

Hey now, the next book is coming this year…Maybe. It might be next year. Maybe.

They did do that, Cora put a bubble on a section of the Enchanted Forest to keep everyone there safe from Regina's curse but it also meant they would not age until the curse was broken because…Reasons that were also never explained. That explains why Hook didn't age from meeting Cora and Regina to when he met Emma and…

I don't think anything can save Beauty and the Beast from Emma Watson unfortunately.

Hook and Robin just don't age for some reason, and there's no explanation as to why. Why was Hook the same age when David was six as he is now when David is, within the curse, about 58? Neverland is not an excuse because Hook was in Neverland for about 200 years so he must have come back before or while David was a…

I don't understand, the show fired the writer from finishing her own book series? Or it was a writer on the show? I don't get how they could fire an author from her own story? It would be like HBO firing George R.R. Martin from finishing his own…Never mind. But still, is that what they did?

That would actually make sense as it would get Hope out of the way, because kids don't work on these shows and with Caroline is probably the only person Klaus would trust to protect and teach his daughter without wanting to use her as a weapon too.

I get that they couldn't show Caroline and Stefan reuniting because Candice Accola will probably make appearances in The Originals but that suuuuuuuucked. I get it though, that they didn't want to show peace just being about the romance, but that family was paramount which is why Damon and Elena's last scenes weren't…

"So enjoy this picture of Goldblum as the Grandmaster."

I don't disagree. My dad's just an old-fashioned sort. He had murder because I had the gall to be 26 years old and wearing a Batman-themed top the other day.

Very true. It wasn't a very surprising revelation, to be fair; they've always seemed like kinda skeevy people even before they campaigned for Trump.

My dad has no time for Danielle with her terrible chest tattoo which means she'll never get a proper husband or job. You know, besides the one she has that has her on a television show.

Twice I had to refresh the page to get to these comments instead of the Trump ones! It's fucking diabolical.

Vampire Diaries got a bad reputation for coming out during the Twilight-mania but those first few seasons were really solid, character-driven stories. I know a lot of people love the pairing but Damon and Elena becoming romantic absolutely ruined that show and a lot of the characters because it took every other…

The fact that they're fervent Trump supporters really spoiled that show for me, more than any amount of crack Chum could smoke.

I did love Jersey Shore in what started out trying to ironic but quickly became obsession. I still say 'RAHHHN, STAAAAP' about once a week when something doesn't go my way.

I really think it is, I have no doubt that a big percentage of Geordie Shore's audience is watching by middle-aged women who think pornhub might send them to hell but they can slide past into heaven because God might not realise.

I just did it again a while ago and my dad must have finally had to google it because he mentioned Mike's wife and kid and then with absolutely no awareness whatsoever said 'And Frank's never had a girlfriend because he lives happily alone with his cats!'

I actually think Emmerdale can have good stories in it but lots of people just can't stop seeing Eastenders but with farmers in Yorkshire.