But I'm still gay as hell though. Oh well.

But I'm still gay as hell though. Oh well.

But it actually was one of the better installments of the season.

How I break it down:

I retract this.

I retract this.

Season 3 for me. Season 2 is an interesting experiment with a good ending, which is slightly more than I can say for season 5. Season 3 is for me what The Wire was meant to be. Season 4 is thematically powerful and the most ambitious but it also sometimes felt preachy as hell (that was a bit of a problem for the…

Season 4 of TWW is probably slightly superior to the second.

I think the first half season 2 is underrated. It has some bad episodes but also some personal favorites ("What's My Line", "Halloween", "Lie to Me", "School Hard", "When She Was Bad", and I get a kick out of "Bad Eggs" and "Ted"). Yes, the season and show doesn't go up another notch until Surprise/Innocence, but the…

Wire- season 3
Breaking Bad- season 2 or 4 (season 3 is a mess up until the last few episodes)
Buffy- season 2
Battlestar- season 1
Simpsons- season 4

Most broadcast dramas tend to be more about stretches of episodes than great individual seasons, and "Jacksonvillie" to "Entrada" is probably the greatest stretch of episodes any broadcast drama has produced over probably the last ten years. From a sci-fi/fantasy perspective it's probably right up there with Buffy's …

It's like people continue not to understand the concept of reviews.

I forgot how much I hated these reviews. Most of them being, "This isn't one of my favorite episodes of the show, so I'm gonna sh*t all over it and give no further insight".

I thought Bunheads was… watchable. I mean it had some charming moments and many of the dance sequences were wonderful. But Sutton's performance annoyed the hell out of me. It seemed almost self-mocking. Every other second she was doing a head tilt or odd facial expression. And she spoke in an off-putting, high-pitched…

6a started brilliantly but it just fizzled in the last few installments. Vito's tragic arc didn't feel organic, and the writers sorta pulled punches. So, I prefer 6b. But season 6 in general might be the most rewarding season with further re-watches.

I'd say "Sopranos Home Movies" is pretty brilliant in its own way. Much quieter than most of the shows' great episodes but very rewarding with re-watches. Melfi's subplot in "The Blue Comet" is rather iffy, but it's still a great episode. "Mr and Mrs John Sacrimoni Request..", "Kennedy and Heidi", "Walk Like A Man"…

If you were talking about Six Feet Under's dream sequences I'd agree.

True Detective? House of Cards? Walking Dead? Even, Game of Thrones? Where's Rectify? There have been a few great things on TV (and the internet) this year. It's certainly been a step up from the last couple years.

To some degree that's admirable. A diverse show shouldn't have to lean on racial conflict for drama, especially since it's often executed in a rather sensationalistic or cheap drama or defining characters by merely by race or class or sexual orientation. That does not equate intelligent, modern writing. However, many…

Death or a version of the grim reaper. That's how I see her. Cold, seemingly indifferent, overlooking all and has the final word.