tyler posey as one of amy's brothers. he even shares a tiny resemblance to her dad, if you squint.

she's become that character who treats everyone like crap but everyone lets her get away with it because she's good at something. props to them that they're doing this with a woman instead of the usual maverick male, but i'm still not into it. there used to be more balance of giving a crap. like her iconic line “Sexy,…

of course she did! that woman outlived everyone in that damn show. she's unstoppable.

needed webisode: amy's weeks of rants about YOLO

it's to bring them back on schedule after a long hiatus. personally i wish they'd run new eps into the summer but i guess fox has plans for that time.

this was when i realized something could break my heart and crack me up at the same time

i like to think of it as joan choosing to blend into her surroundings.

i feel like it was kind of political. it was about the pressure men don't even realize they put on women to be perfect & how it can come back to bite them in the ass.

i thought last man standing was the one starring robert baratheon and the brunette i liked from a quickly killed lady cop show like ten years ago.

and the guy who WAS good at the manly activities was all "girly and sensitive" (aka considerate and good-natured).

from what i've heard, scott walker only ever does things if he knows they're irresponsible

gone girl is anti-feminist? that's news to me! i thought it was more misandrist than anything.

"darnit, dad. stop reminding me!"

the portrayal of his daughter was mild as hell. the whole point was that she's a decent human being who knows how to behave. the joke was that the reporters wanted her instead of spicey.

that is a very cool theory!

it's gotten to the point where killing joong-ki is basically self defense, though. she's not just avenging her father; the guy has actively tried to kill her more than once.

i'd have less of a hard time with it if he hadn't sent two different teams of assassins after her. limiting his evil to the off-screen murder of their dad would've left a glimmer of hope that he'd been coerced and could be redeemed. letting him live doesn't feel like a mercy so much as an embarrassingly short-sighted…

i was referring to season one, after riley passed out at her dad's concert and she was unconscious at the hospital.

lol i was literally on twitter screaming updates about how little time was left

i totally get it from an in-character standpoint, which totally fits with her decision last season to go to jail for him. i'm just tired of the trope of a hero killing henchmen left and right, but the narrative trying to make the audience believe this one specific death would destroy who they are.