I'm not sure if it has anything to do with anything. Scott is a director, not a writer, so he doesn't spend years crafting a script and tailoring it to his voice. He just finds, or commissions, stuff that he wants to make when he's wants to make them. He's been a fairly prolific director his whole career. I think…

POT TAKE: I don't think you know the difference between a stove and an oven.

They cashed some pretty awesome pay checks from it.

Wait, I thought you said you did NOT understand democracy?

13 year olds look…different than I remember. That's all I'm really comfortable saying about this picture.

The Plains of Yesterday.

I've never understood the concept of being buried period. Such a waste of land, resources, and money. And for what? A small monument? And let's be real, 10 years (and that's being generous) after we're dead, the people who cared will have long passed themselves or moved on with their lives. So these little burial…

As an aside, I can't believe both Lauer and Degeneres are 60 years old.

Same, and I liked that Shining one in particular because I've always found recutting a trailer as a horror/thriller movie to be of the lazier variety. A couple others I've liked that avoid the horror movie angle is Brokeback to the Future (Back to the Future as a romantic drama) and 10 Things I Hate About…

Wait, you mean West Wing episodes didn't end after the first commercial break?

Those guys are too busy jerkin' everything in sight.

He was on Empire podcast recently and said he's got novel #2 coming out (and apparently planted many seeds for a follow-up in the first novel, ambiguous things and minor characters etc that he had to convince the show runners to keep in with the promise that future stories would pay them off).

I still maintain the most painful thing about that bit on WW was the failure to commit to it. They build up to it for the whole episode and then its her…lip syncing? Cmon! It's not even a song you have to sing, it's like a talk/rap song, fuck it, DO IT LIVE!!!

Really? Ha, I guess the jokes on CBS at this point, since now Discovery has been pushed back 2 or 3 times AND they don't have Fuller, worst of both worlds! (I say that partly in jest, still very much looking forward to Discovery and am glad CBS is being patient enough to allow the series to come about the right way,…

Full House has its nostalgia because of how crappy it was while endearing itself to a certain young demographic, like Saved by the Bell or many of those TGIF shows did. Roseanne's lasting influence is because it was a genuinely good show.

Can't imagine anyone would pay the ransom, the reality is EVERYTHING is available for free online (heck GotG2 is already out there), legally and illegally, the prospect of it being out there a bit earlier sucks for networks, but no ones going to pay to stop it from leaking this month just to see it all spill next…

Think you've got Gaiman mixed up with Fuller. Bryan Fuller left Star Trek to work on American Gods. Neil Gaiman is the writer of American Gods the novel, and was never working on Star Trek.

I've heard the opposite, I've heard stretching is useless, but warming up is super effective.

The experienced blonde, female contestant got ousted in favor of the air headed male reality tv star? I'd like an audit of the Russian votes please.

The main image in this article, its startling to me how much both actors look like different iterations of Bradley Whitford.