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I thought I was ready for it but I wasn't. I haven't cried this hard since I saw the Grand Canyon.

When I found myself singing along with them during the intro, I was mildly horrified with myself.

Whenever feasible, one should always endeavor to wear the rude.

I really want that jacket too. Season hasn't even aired yet and I'm already envious of Hannibal's wardrobe.

Can't tell if you're serious or not…but Bryan Singer is the one that allegedly raped teenage boys in Hawaii.

I forgive you…for making me wait until summer, Bryan Fuller.

That ending with Barry moving in was all kinds of adorable. Pretty much the only thing that saved my disinterest in the Iris moving out subplot.

Oh, I love it too and agree with the general consensus here. I just haven't watched it in years.

I guess it's time for a Collateral rewatch.

I was really scared for Mako and Varrick. Death flags everywhere. Mako with his big hero moment. And I was scared Varrick was gonna bite it before either his confession or the wedding. So glad they made it through.

I couldn't quite make out the name while it aired, but seeing it in print, Twink Tucker is horrible. Classic Boyle.

"(Note: This is an example of actual innuendo.)"

Edwards Mira Mesa 18 is right in my neighborhood and I still don't fucking care.

I saw a free screening of this yesterday and it was way better than I thought it was going to be considering the lukewarm review. This wasn't a mildly funny Bill Murray movie coating by on only the main star's charms. There were solid laughs throughout the whole film and the audience I saw it with seemed to have a…

What'd you think of the toe albums? I've never come across any in a record store.

Finally started watching scandal, and it's weird in hindsight that people consider Thorngate "implausible-yet-possible" in the wake of everything we've since learned about the NSA.

Finally started watching scandal, and it's weird in hindsight that people consider Thorngate "implausible-yet-possible" in the wake of everything we've since learned about the NSA.

I think the first half of Let's Kill Hitler is among some of the best of Smith's era. It derails by the end, but until that point, he and Alex Kingston have that fantastic back and forth and River actually seems psychotically dangerous for a moment:

I'd take Midnight as the best of the Tenth era too, though I don't think it's very representative.