Off topic, but it's entirely possible that one of the reasons I'm so pro-Logan is because he was the death knell for Rory's adultery arc.

Aliens gave Killary feline pneumonia?

Alfie Allen: Probably the only person to ever appear on the birthday list to be the subject of a hit single (well, it was a hit in the UK) telling him he's never going to get laid.

That's Emmy Rossum. As in, "why doesn't she have an…"

The BBC led off with Bush Sr puking on the Japanese PM, and his son being unable to even eat a pretzel without fainting.

I generally wait until Strictly Come Dancing (the UK progenitor of Dancing with the Stars) has been running for a couple of months before I start half-watching, because that way the pool of "celebrities" will have been pared down to a manageable number, probably still including the two or three I recognise, and then…

It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure she was Ellen Aim's groupie. Her role was so significant that her character isn't even mentioned in the Wikipedia summary.

E G Daily and Amy Madigan, yet you don't mention of the fact that they both appeared in the stone-cold classic that is Streets of Fire? For shame, Lincoln. In a just world this omission would get you sentenced to a sledgehammer fight with Willem Dafoe.

They were willing to kill off One when he wasn't working (twice, although they did probably bring another of him back from the alternate dimension). I have confidence that they'll be willing to commit to Four being a villain, and either kill him or just have him become the big bad for the next season.

Last night I was looking over the TV schedules and noticed that Jack and Jill was on, and briefly considered tuning in for a few minutes to see if it was as bad as I'd heard. Then I realised that no, I still had too much self-respect.

What a ridiculous suggestion. Deathstroke is named Slade Wilson. Deadpool is Wade Wilson. No similarities whatsoever.

I watched The Shannara Chronicles for him. It was worse than post-Manu Bennett Arrow, but Crixus remained awesome.

If Ben Affleck doesn't give us the pearl necklace, it just doesn't count.

As if he's composing poetry about how much he loathes the English?

Fuck a flying gives who?

You jest, but as I recall (and it has been many years), each of the tasteful vignettes within that film opens with the young lady rolling a seven on two dice.

Is it still addicted, even though we've now reached the point where more than 50 per cent of Sherlock has been some degree of terrible?

Martin Freeman was good in The Hobbit. Too bad about everything else about those movies.

I believe Oil Overload 11 is the one where they get really into the underlying causes of the Exxon Valdez disaster, which means it's also technically a prequel to Waterworld.

Well, that answers all three of my questions quite neatly. Thanks.