Supernatural ending after 5 seasons would have deprived us of “The French Mistake,” one of the greatest episodes in TV history.

I think it’s more about how Disney thinks that Marvel fatigue will be solved by THROWING MORE MARVEL AT YOU!

Anya Taylor-Joy was miscast as Garfield.

He successfully sued the kid’s parents for going to the authorities about their son being molested. There was some clause in the contract that said something about any complaints had to be handled through arbitration, so they violated protocol by reporting Salva to the authorities, which says to me that he put that…

I just don’t like him because he actively and consistently supported Victor Salva for decades.

The Doctor becoming a giant mope because his 20 year old girlfriend left was one of the worst developments in that era. Making 11 baffled and offput by Amy's advances (and human sexuality in general) was a much needed corrective

Ok, here me out. We have this terrible movie everyone hates. But imagine we had like a dozen of them

Isabelle Huppert as Doctor Doom or GTFO.

Don’t blame me; I voted for Thanos!

Generally agreed. Another angle, I think, is that his fans are so rabid that non-fans feel obligated to take a stronger stand against his fundamentally authoritarian worldview. While Bay stands for nothing except typical distracting capitalist excess, Snyder seems like he’d be perfectly okay with having a dictator in…

The movies of Snyder are numerous in amount. One thing he made was Rebel Moon, or as morons call it, “Mature Star Wars”. Another famous moron was Neville Chamberlain. In conclusion, Snyder is a director of contrast. Thank you.

I agree with almost all of this except I think “The Elventh Hour” (Matt Smith’s first episode) is a better starting point than “The Christmas invasion,” even though David Tennant’s my favorite DW actor by far. He inherited the previous doctor’s companion and all the baggage that came with that relationship. Smith got…

Say what you will about Zaslav.

“Once you’ve been to Cambodia, you’ll never stop wanting to beat Henry Kissinger to death with your bare hands. You will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down for a nice chat with Charlie Rose or attending some black-tie affair for a…

Anthony Bourdain’s take should be a preamble:

I hope he’s best remembered for his Rolling Stone obituary, titled “Henry Kissinger, War Criminal Beloved by America’s Ruling Class, Finally Dies.”

And not be responsible for setting the building on fire.  

If you describe your own actions as taking “courage,” you better have, like, saved children from a burning building.  

I knew her first from the British sitcom “Cold Feet,” which aired on some cable network. That was a good show, and Helen Baxendale was terrific, and I liked her on “Friends.” I think the problem was she was actually acting while the point of the show was mugging for the live audience and going for cheap laughs.

Agreed.