but without speedster villains, barry's arc won't be about how he needs to be faster

now he even knows the day! just have iris go on a week long vacation ffs

i read that they kept claiming they were sold out only to hype people up before releasing more tickets.

while we're on the subject of rian johnson, can someone explain to me how killing an employee's younger self would do more damage to the timeline than slicing off bits of them and keeping them alive by machines until they're "allowed" to be murdered? that sequence was inventively gruesome, but it made no sense. the…

that's not really what i was referring to. individual choices by the actress are very different from a narrative explanation for weight gain.

i wonder if her pronunciation of the word (SEE-MENT) was a chief motivation for that prank. that, and the possibility of killing scully or hitchcock.

when boyle started talking about the matching leather jackets like he knew it wasn't possible to get his wish granted and jake busted them out with a giant smile on his face i almost died.

i'm not sure what you mean by out-diagnosing sherlock, but she's been noticing medical-related stuff he had no idea about from the beginning, which is as it should be. medicine is only one of the fields he's researched, while it was literally her life for at least a decade.

laverne & shirley!!

part of the reason i've seen it all before is because i worked in target for three years. some of the wacky cloud nine stuff is frighteningly accurate to chain retail life.

if powerless is truly dead, my wish is for no tomorrow to be renewed so ron funches can have a recurring role as hank's brother, or a doppelganger who acts nothing like him for hilarity's sake.

while i'm totally here for an emily/green fury happily ever after, i'd prefer that to happen onscreen. developing jackie/gladiator through side-comments, though, could've been amazing.

i am stoked about young justice. when i binged it over the weekend, i didn't even know it was coming back. what a nice surprise when i checked the tag on tumblr.

i agree about danny pudi. his character was the one i looked forward to the most, yet ended up being my least favorite. while i wasn't expecting abed 2.0, ted is a basic, generic snarky single guy and danny is capable of so much better. it's sad that they don't seem to be getting a chance to find their feet. they were…

i think the hate—among non-conservatives, at least—is mostly due to two things.
1. these characters are whiny, self-centered assholes and that's less palatable to take when they're women (see don draper vs. betty draper)
2. said female assholes are white, straight, able-bodied, educated, and upper middle class and the…

for the most part, i consider backlash against lena dunham the left policing its own. she's said some really questionable things. bragging about molesting her little sister in her book, for example.

that'd be a cute nickname (like it was for the kid in nanny diaries), but as a legal name, it's BS. not that i'm surprised hannah would do something so ridic.

i loved him up until the young woman he was talking to said she hadn't attended any bat mitzahs as a kid and he started screaming that she was a nazi.

after several roles where he played himself in progressively less watchable movies, he went from being a surprisingly clever stoner guy to a symbol of hollywood bro mediocrity. his work developing preacher redeems him a bit, in my opinion.

i remember thinking it was decent, if unremarkable. more rewatchable than the good dinosaur, which had some compelling bits but was mostly cold and off-putting.