Agreed. I liked the setup, but the middle part had weird pacing, and then it just ends. It's the most bland horror movie I have ever seen.

This was the best adaption
"Romeo & Juliet: Sealed with a kiss"
http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

30 million in the U.S. and 100 million worldwide.

Bell Atlantic!
http://youtu.be/pgcjFXGCq_s

Katherine Heigl plays Mona Champagne, the sort of cartoonishly shrewish housewife who schedules sex days in advance, allowing a 15-minute window.

Of course, Graham also wished that George W. Bush was still president, so I guess he does have deep knowledge of insanity.

Those are lecterns, not podiums.

Excuse me, the motorcycle turned into a helicopter, not a tank!

What if Kilgrave knows other languages?

Right because a twenty minute shot of the exterior of the Enterprise is riveting filmmaking.

Too on the nose.

I like it better when it was called "The Changeling ".

This looks like it will be fun.

Not sure what would be worse: an empty cookie jar or one filled with "vintage" cookies.

I always got the feeling that season 7 ended up being muddled because part way thru it, they learned that it was the last season.

Maybe deconstruction is the wrong word. But there is something meta about the doctor describing the Trio as really lame villains.

I don't know about that.

As I remarked elsewhere in these comments, Season 3 had the better overall consistency, but Season 2 hit greater heights.

I actually liked season 6 because it kinds deconstructed the show as exemplified by the episode "Normal Again"

Season 2 and 3 are usually the top choices for best seasons. While Season 3 had the better overall consistency of good episodes, Season 2 hit greater heights with the tentpole episodes of "Surprise/Innocence" and "Becoming Part 1/Part 2".