I feel like the WOG isn't just fucking with everyone else's head, it's seriously fucking with Jesse's too. The look on his face when Donnie had the gun in his mouth was one of a man who knew he went a little (a lot) too far. Same when he sent Cassidy flying into the wall.

You probably don't need to, the announcement alone likely spawned a ton of it.

I see what you did there.

I was really rooting for this, I like the concept a lot and I enjoy the cast (even Sturgess was all right in Across the Universe) sorry it's so lame, but it's not like I need more shows to watch.

What about Like a Prayer?

Damn, is there any song that isn't actually about fellatio? I feel like it's all of them.

I was worried about that too, so glad they renewed it!

The books are a lot of fun and a big part of the reason I got into comics in the first place. But in retrospect they definitely have more than a few issues. The show is better in my opinion, less crass, immature and in love with its worldview. It's no wonder the folks over at the imdb hate the show so much, the worst…

Yay! I don't care what the mouth breathing purists think, IMO this is the best comic adaptation out there right now. And yes, I read and enjoyed the books.

I didn't realize she was meant to be a plain Jane, just a more conservative type. She's clearly beautiful, makeup or none. Also, Negga's Irish, I can never pin down how Ireland relates to Britain, although I'm pretty sure it does. In any case, maybe they'll throw some southerners into the next season.

The speediness of it was at least in character for this version of Cassidy, who is just very quick to get attached to people. And Tulip being a complete mess over Jesse was bound to manifest in some (even more) regrettable ways. I know Tulip doesn't get much love from the fandom, but I appreciate the hell out of how…

Seriously, the episodes fly by for me. I'd almost hold that against it but I know it's unfair to fault a show for leaving me wanting more.

I do respect storytellers who can make tough decisions like that. Even if it makes me want to smack them.

Yeah, I understand the reasoning, but it still hurt like hell.

I'm also not sure how I feel about Tulip nailing Cassidy, although I'm of the mind that nobody really needs to give an explanation for having sex, it's usually appreciated in TV shows. But if the intention is to get the love triangle element out of the way as quickly as possible then I can't say I disapprove, that was…

The character Is Named Emily, the actress is named Lucy.

I feel the same way about Tulip.

Gladly. I like winning.

Really? Is that why those Kristen Bell starrers have all done so amazingly? I forgot that When in Rome made like 300 million. Sorry, I retract my clearly wrong statement. Just because Hitch set box office records means nothing. Also, Smith's character had most of the screen time, his own backstory and the main…

But didn't you know that being different is wrong and awful?