Ugh, that looks just SO bad I can't handle it.

I know I know I know… just wondering how more people have to die first. The FBI has seemed implausibly stupid this season.

I really like this show a lot, but I DO want Hannibal to get his comeuppance. I kind of dislike the extreme reverence for the dude. Great character, great actor, but are we really supposed to believe the dude is THIS MUCH smarter than everybody else in the show? He's a serial killer who continues to elude the FBI,…

No no no no no no no no noooooooooooooooo! Make them stop.

I walked out of the theater just DREADING running into stoners who were going to praise this movie as a masterpiece.

I wanted to like this movie, and there are many parts of it that worked for me. But I still felt like something was off… it got really long and draggy toward the end, and some of the big-time stars kind of pulled me out of the immersive experience it was going for. The final shot felt kind of cheap and unearned, to…

I think that's what annoyed me the most about the movie — it wasn't NEARLY as good as it thought it was, yet there were still SO many people debating this final scene like we're watching something on the level of "Blade Runner."

Mixed in with a little bit of Meredith. ;)

Make sure to find a way to splay yourself out on the hood, while you're at it.

There have still been some misses here and there. I do think his character has gotten stronger, lately. (Also, no offense to Jeremy, but the episodes are also better when he doesn't feature in them quite as prominently… they haven't really figured out what to do with him yet.)

Ew, Perry. He is the worst part about living in Texas.

Yeah, that was kinda uncool. They could have set up some similar scenario without making it seem rapey.

Yeah… why can't we see Mindy and Danny together for longer?

Dude… I can't believe he's 58. Man is in GREAT shape.

Yep — that's totally disgusting and loathsome. Ugh.

Right… I don't think most people have a problem that rape was depicted onscreen, so much as a problem that these people associated with the show don't recognize it as rape.

To me, that's the most regrettable part of this whole thing. I can deal with TV characters being raped as part of a story. But it's pretty awful that that these dudes are trying to say it's not rape.

I agree… he definitely shouldn't have done it. But he seemed to realize it almost immediately, and with horror. I like that Weiner hasn't gotten them back together, as many shows would.

I know a lot of people hated Ted for what happened with Peggy, but I feel sympathetic to him, too. Probably even more so this season.

Yeah, my boyfriend and I worked together for a bit when we first met, and there was one other Latino employee there (who looked TOTALLY different), and people were forever calling them each other's names.