It was definitely a very middling show; funny, but nothing special. Not going to miss it… that being said, Patrick Stewart is a global treasure and must be picked up for some better show immediately!

I just love Michael Emerson - I still consider his role as Benjamin Linus to be the best acting I've ever seen on television.

Exactly - hilariously written character, but a role without nuance or difficulty. It isn't a role that requires particularly stellar acting skills.

American Crime was truly incredible. It doesn't have even one single moment that offers even the subtlest hint at humor and it is possibly the most depressing thing I have ever seen on television, yet I still binged the entire show in one day. The performances were incredible (especially Connor Jessup and Joey…

TWD has an amazing ability to make even the best actors seem awful…

Her death on GoT probably pissed me off more than any other… and that's saying something for a show that likes to kill off a sizeable chunk of the cast each season.

I like Ted Danson, but I've never really thought of him as a great actor… a likeable one, but not a very versatile one. His role on The Good Place is… very Ted Danson does Ted Danson. Nothing special, but enjoyable.

My husband and finally quit watching TWD towards the end of last season, when we heard that the finale left who was killed by Negan up in the air. The show had already become too frustrating for me to really enjoy, and that was the final nail-in-the-coffin for us. However, I've kept up with reviews of the show on…

D'Arcy Garden's Janet is hilarious, but the role itself isn't particularly nuanced or difficult - it's not the kind of role that I couldn't picture anyone else doing.

Adventure Time certainly has broken the princess mold! Lumpy Space Princess for the win!

Was there some kind of rule about only allowing one actor from any given show? Thandie Newton arguably gave the best performance on Westworld… hell, she arguably gave the best performance of the year, period. However, Rachel Evan Wood's Dolores was right up there with her and very deserving of a mention.

I love this album as well; it hasn't received much attention since it was released however so I haven't been expecting to see it pop up on any of these lists.

No 22, A Million!?

My husband and I really enjoyed the first season of 'The Code.' Just got the second season but have yet to watch it.

Where the shit is Archer?

I really don't understand why Archer doesn't get nominated for Best Comedy every single year. Are animated comedies treated differently?

I think the most likely answer is Ford - her escape helped provide the distraction and bring about the lockdown that allowed the deactivated hosts to go and murder all the guests and Delos executives and eliminate much of the security apparatus (Ford was definitely down for murdering as many people as possible.

If Cameron had actually committed to this and gotten the first sequel out within, oh… say the first 5 years after the original, then it may have been something I could get excited about and interested in. Unfortunately, it appears the sequel will come out 9 years after the original - and while the original was…

He couldn't be Bond even if he wanted, but I've heard him mentioned as a possible replacement for Peter Capaldi as the Doctor whenever Capaldi is done with the job and I think he'd be a perfect fit for that.

This movie deserves at a minimum, an A. One of the best movies I've seen in years. Truly brilliant sci-fi; haven't seen sci-fi of this caliber since Contact.