Starz's Gravity.

Another 'Duh': Henshaw's not gonna be a bad guy.

Raw can find inspiration and momentum in anything not John Cena.

Winn & Kara were gonna do an Orphan Black marathon for Thanksgiving.

Yeah, Dean Cain wore glasses in scenes with his folks in Lois & Clark, too.

Liked this one very much. The show's pacing with the mythology is really admirable. Toss in good production value, and well rounded characters, and BOOM.

More keen on Fox's OTHER New Orleans cop drama centered on a billionaire funded police force.

True.

'How can the same man behind "Monster's ball", "The Woodsman" and "Tennessee" look at the scripts for this and not think "This dialogue is absolute shit!" ? How can Timbaland be in charge of the music and not say to himself "This music is wack as HEYLL!"?'

Works for me.

Shouldn't it be "Dead Detective Walking"?

Really liked this one. Particularly happy that they're burning through story (would've expected the Supergirl-Astra fight as a mid-season event).

Yeah, that's probably why they phased out his character after a while.

Another lovely flick. Haven't seen it in a while…

To be honest, I liked the second season of Damages a lot more than the first. Helps that both antagonists, John Doman & Clarke Peters, were unabashed assholes.

Rewatched Return of the Joker after a longtime, on Halloween. Holds up very well. Probably call it the best animated flick I've ever seen.

When the FBI was 'getting hacked', I was just dreading an NCIS moment on how they'd combat it. Thankfully, it wasn't THAT kind of hacking.

Show's gonna be axed soon, so he'd probably be a guest star in the back 9, I suppose. Helps that he's a friend of Stapleton from Strike Back.

Vincenzo Natali, who did Episode 4, mentioned that the guy right after him directed that. Per IMDB, that'd be Jonny Campbell, who worked on The Casual Vacancy for HBO, and In the Flesh for BBC.

Marshall did the 3rd episode of Westworld, too. Probably upped the Gorn.