Oh dear god everything about this looks so beautiful. Christopher Meloni has a full head of hair and looks like a proper human being - can't wait to see what breaks him.

whelp, so much for that theory…doesn't mean it wasn't fun to explore…

that's been bugging me, too…maybe Will came across info on Pazzi while looking into Hannibal's background? If he's somewhere in his subconscious, there's a chance his mind could've included Pazzi when reconstructing the Europe Will experienced in his dream?

which lends credence to the theory that he never went to Italy, and is actually still in his hospital bed

It's not to be viewed as a normal "procedural"

You forgot about his film "You Don't Mess with the Zohan," which was actually pretty funny. Which makes it even sadder, because he HAS shown (somewhat recent) potential to still be pretty funny, but is too lazy/realizes he doesn't have to be to make money.

Sam's kind of a prisoner in that he's basically alone with Gilly and their child and surrounded by enemies. And Stannis is imprisoned by the harsh weather.

New Orphan Black spinoff idea: The Booty Hendrixes become hip hop moguls and hire Cosima to be their roadie. Helena and Art run security. Felix heads PR. Sarah goes undercover to take down their rival label run by Delphine.

PREQUEL series

Well that's a huge let down…seemed to me like the whole point of showing Don's distaste for all things McCann-Erickson (to the point where he just took off and left) was that he realized no matter what he felt, it was such a cold and distant environment that he'd never be able to make anything there that was pure or…

damn…that's a huge let down…fucking weiner

Don had nothing to do with that coke ad. They'd moved on. Don Draper died as Dick Whitman entered that commune. I think the ad was symbolic…everyone's singing "it's the real thing"…but the ad ISN'T real. It's an ad. It's fake, It's forced, it's all a lie…whereas we left Don/Dick/whoever experiencing the truth that…

so would the writers, obviously…but sadly, tv doesn't always work that way

Dude you must have got the wrong screener. That episode was awesome.

"and it’s regretful the writers couldn’t find a way to postpone her final scene until they could have her there in person."

I guess I'd always assumed, based on their antics and exhaustion with life already, that Abbi and Ilana were closing to their real-life ages (late 20s). The fact that Ilana's only just turned 23 makes their shenanigans somehow less funny…they're so young still! They have no excuse for worrying about anything in…

then you're remembering what you choose to remember…but none of the fights in AOU came anywhere near as well-choreographed or shot as the kyptonian fights from MoS

I love that when a marvel movie doesn't live up to the hype, everyone (even the damn director - come on man, be professional) blames the studio execs…but when man of steel didn't live up to fan's expectations, the only person at fault was zack snyder, because he didn't respond to all the criticisms by blaming others

remember the bland, pointless black widow-hawkeye romantic sub-plot? Because apparently all black widow is good for in avengers movies is pining over a fellow teammate

"Say what you will about Malcolm Merlyn, but he’s a very supportive father."