I don't really think she had to "go anywhere" with the centaurs or SPEW; they're little sideplots that help to enrichen the books' universe or flesh out the characters. It makes sense for Hermione to be concerned about elves' rights, and it gives Rowling an opportunity to bring up these issues, but not everything has…

Yeah, subliminal. In other news, HEAR THIS!

KKK? That's not good…

Elaine's father on Seinfeld was supposed to be a recurring character like Jerry's and George's parents, but then Lawrence Tierney behaved like Lawrence Tierney on set and they didn't want to have him back.

Everyone knows about how Judy just disappeared on Family Matters, but what happenend with Aunt Rachel was actually even more bizarre. She left because her actress was cast as the lead on a different show. Like Judy, Aunt Rachel just disappeared while her son continued to appear without any explanation ever given.…

Strange thing about Ursula is that she was a different character on Mad About You. She was even loopier than Phoebe, but completely friendly. On Friends they made her the evil twin.

She submitted her best episode, so fingers crossed.

I love Angel's final season, but little of that has to do with Spike (maybe "Destiny"). It cheapened his awesome death on Buffy and his mysterious reappearance on Angel just came off like a too obvious ratings ploy to me (yes, I know the show wouldn't have been renewed otherwise, so I'm thankful for it, and he mostly…

Yeah, it was all a bit inconsistent. Also, in an early episode they said something to the effect that vampires are like evil spirits that take over their victims' bodies and thus have nothing to do with them, but then you have people like Harmony who's exactly the same person she was before but with fangs.

Floating in perfume, screened on a man's hat.

Well - worst on this site, I meant. At least when you go on Youtube you expect to have your faith in humanity shaken.

Ugh. Worst comment section ever.

With the news about Glee and Cory Monteith, it would probably be interesting to explore how other shows handled the deaths of actors on them. Suggestions: Hill Street Blues, Cheers, Suddenly Susan, The Sopranos, NewsRadio…

I don't see any vitriol here (except the usual one or two dickheads). Towards the actor, I mean. Just towards the show he was on and its inability to handle topics sensitively.

Maybe "Carry That Weight"

Schimanski!

"there have been some really good ones, but there have also been a lot of really fucking terrible ones."

Brennan and Barbara Barrie - Breaking Away.

Robert Mitchum, Andy Warhol, Michelle Yeoh, Elliott Smith, Geri Halliwell, JonBenet Ramsay, Robin van Persie, Hiroshima.

Well, directors tend to not want to work with Norton more often than once.