If you're gonna use an uneven analogy, at least spell Jaime correctly.

Hopefully it's just the marketing that is suspect. Short Term 12 was wonderful, so at this point, I'm giving Cretton the benefit of the doubt.

She was also good in Short Term 12!

That's a strange way to react to the death of someone you love.

Wouldn't that have started after he was fired, then?

So, does Yeoh's character's name have an 's' at the end or not?

Arlo's blurb is great. The rest of them, decidedly less so.

He's certainly more obscure as an individual than Rage Against the Machine as a group, though.

Did you watch the second season of Fargo? She's super good.

"Madame Secretary"? I always assumed it was about an American politician, but now I know she's a Frenchwoman, CBS can go hang.

Some would argue self-absorption is a bad thing.

Hey, they weren't in the text of the article. What more do you want from me?

I remember reading the comments on the reviews for The Bridge and one of the commenters regularly commented on how accurate the portrayal was (generally, pretty accurate, from what I remember).

No one would think Psych is less fun than The Mentalist. Right? Right?!

This was a sweet, albeit sorta weird, story. It's not a good basis for a movie, though.

Did anyone fact check to make sure these artists are real? I'm pretty sure they're all made up.

That's all he's ever wanted!

It is strange there's no successful pop culture about the Hebrew kings or judges or the Babylonian exile. Those stories seem ripe for adaptation. Although I didn't watch that NBC drama last year or whenever that was, so I guess I'm part of the problem.

I think it's largely because there isn't a millennium of written history/literature of warring European kingdoms. That doesn't really exist, certainly not to they extent, for Africa or the Americas. Of course, there's plenty of recorded history for south and east Asia, but the only person from the Western Hemisphere…

But then we get Gods of Egypt and we're back to the drawing board.