I feel like every time AV Club gives a novel an A, I look it up on Amazon and it always has 3 stars.

The Leftovers in its premise and execution seems to be one of the riskiest shows HBO has produced. Yet I think the majority of us who has started it will finish it. I know my parents have stopped watching it because it upsets them, but I'll see this season through to the end for those rare, good little moments. I…

"Fargo is an anthology of true-crime stories all set within the same universe,"

He should be in the new Star Wars as C-4PO

I just saw Snowpiercer and Rise of Apes, and I already want to see both of them again. Both were thoroughly entertaining for totally different reasons.

Coming this Christmas…

I'd pay good money to see Odenkirk and Cranston in a production of True West

This should play over the credits for Fifty Shades of Grey

All shows are different. Spoilers, especially deaths, have different impacts.

Do you really think the Good Wife viewership frequents AV Club?

The AV Club review of "Hitting the Fan" is what made me start The Good Wife from the beginning, and it was a long road to get to that ep. Fortunately, I forgot everything I had read, so it was a surprise (more than the later character death). It really is the pinnacle of that show and of drama television.

All the Pretty Francos

Okay, I'll bite.

I think being frozen in a lake is the exact opposite of Acapulco, Mexico.

The writers seem to understand less and less what the readers enjoyed and are instead focused on trying to make sense of this storyline. You can't really do that because the series hasn't been written.

Somehow the season managed to drag out important events, throw in completely unnecessary scenes (Melisandre and Selyse), and then in this last episode feel extremely rushed.

"Lord Tywin Lannister, in the end, did not shit gold."

Episode One.

Sigh. My alma mater will be in this.

I'm of the opinion that Game of Thrones fan-fiction could be a seriously good use of a writer's time, especially because these books aren't written that well. But the world he created is brilliant.