I'm also pulling for "Loving."

The set-up Luke Cage got in Jessica Jones really helped pull me into this, and I loved the little nods to Daredevil sprinkled throughout (even though I was only luke-warm on Daredevil as a series). I'm still not sure I need 'The Punisher' or 'Iron Fist,' but it's got me pumped for when they finally get to The…

While I felt Cottonmouth was a little too similar to Fisk, it's a great performance and a magnetic character in his own right.

I felt like Pops' death was a misstep. The character and Frankie Faison's performance left a void I really missed going forward.

They've all gone off to the Rapture (Departure?).

I hate that this was also my first thought at the end of the pilot when they broke out the dead dad stuff. "Dexter" has ruined me in so many ways.

I reread 'A Wrinkle In Time' this summer and Meg could easily be read as a biracial character (white mother/black father seems natural given how they describe both Mrs. and Mr. Murray).

I long for the day when we've progressed enough as a society that we can call somebody an asshole without slighting them as a representative of their race, sexuality, or gender.

I feel like even Hulu's on the edge right now. Killing off its free service feels like an ominous sign. If I had to cut one of my streaming subs right now (I've got Netflix, Hulu and HBO - I don't count Amazon Prime because I had that before for the free shipping and it still basically pays for itself), Hulu'd be…

I'm a bad person for upvoting this. And yet.

Love "10 Things I Have About You." It's probably aged the best for me, in terms of movies I watched in high school.

Supposedly the stuff with Chandra happened in the British original with the equivalent of her character. Which if anything makes it worse to me. However the original's writing treated that version of her, here it made no sense. The whole thing was jarring, because she hadn't been set up as that dumb a lawyer or…

I feel like THAT was the moment Walter White became an irredeemable monster, though. And the show didn't really disagree. It had some feints, and even more fans who didn't get it, but took that to its logical conclusion.

I did, indeed, seek this show out when it premiered to hate-watch it. It was so boring I didn't make it past the second episode, but I feel like it got me ahead of the 'Wow, Ryan Lochte is a huge moron' curve we're currently enjoying.

I've been struggling to sort out my feelings about the third season. It had higher highs than either of the previous ones. 'Fish Out of Water' is the most ambitious thing I've seen on TV in a long time, the abortion episode managed to be both an honest depiction of that decision for a woman and hilarious in places,…

There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to it. I've got 2 FREE ticket codes, which seems roughly correct, but friends who go to way more live shows than me have none.

The pilot to this randomly popped up as a 56+ minute Youtube "ad."

Yeah, it's pretty insane, though it speaks to how good she is at creating media conversation around her new stuff. I like it but I want to live with it a bit longer before I figure out where it ranks even among her other albums. At first blush I still prefer "Beyonce" to it, but "Lemonade" will get some more plays…

If anything, Bill always struck me as the character on the show (freaks or geeks) most comfortable with himself.

She's certainly a more interesting character (and her relationship with Marco feels less like random We Need a Love Interest plot filler) if you imagine she's an agent of some kind, so that's always been my personal head-canon.