I skipped the last seasons of True Blood and Dexter, and really, should have skipped their 5th and 6th too, though I would have missed Pam saying "Bilith".

I haven't seen the new one, but the second one had government hit squads going after specific areas of people. With that going on, escape might not even be an option.

The ability to drive for hours to a remote location and live there safely is a lot easier if you have money for a car, gas, camping equipment, etc.

And that's up against GoT, the single biggest genre show on cable.

Hurray, I hope they celebrate by killing those angels about 20 more times.

That's basically what the original plan for The Battle of the Blackwater was going to be.

It has probably the sweatiest movie sex scene I've ever seen. I don't think I'll ever see Eric Bana the same again.

"How much could 11,000 horses be?"
*looks at bill*
"Shit, can we uncancel that fucking horseracing show?"

It's funny how CBS viewers like my parents started liking it and gradually dropped it as it got more Sci-fi, while people like me didn't even think about picking it up till there were rival AIs

Are we just to assume he died at some point when the Machine couldn't spare someone to save him from a deal gone bad?

Samarakid kicks a rock, and walks slowly, head down, back to the 3rd grade.

God, I was so nervous that this show wouldn't end as well as I hoped, and I've never been so glad to see it stick its landing. I would have loved to see a little bit more explanation for where and how Ice-9 came to be, but if you're going to make a deus ex machina, it at least had the decency to make it a Vonnegut…

I love the voice coming from that ship. "Uh, guys, we've got a lose cruise missile here."

My personal favorite is when Bear gets into the donuts, and Finch starts talking to him about boundary issues, and then isn't able to stop Reese from eating a tainted donut.

If Barry can keep coming back, Archerborg can't be that far away.

Someone should give you a medal for finishing that crazy show.

There was a destroyed mothership near the pyramids at the end, if I recall. But those *are* next to the biggest city in Egypt, so it makes sense.

I think that was the villain from the first season.

I was surprised, it seems like they normally like their monsters cuter, and with more mpreg in China.

The Conjuring 3: Nothing is ever actually Conjured.