Clinton has historically had very high approval ratings while in office (67% in the Senate, 66% as Secretary of State), and bad poll numbers while running for election. She's essentially better at actually working than campaigning — I'm sure she'll be fine once voted in.

That show should have gone on a lot longer, if only because John Cho makes an excellent romantic lead.

Hey, if anyone's going to be pushing you around, it'll be the Governor-General.

Went to go stay with a friend for a few days, just to hang out/catch up…was not expecting said friend to have the MESSIEST HOUSE EVER. Am slowly going insane.

I'd be fine with it if the font changes were consistent, but about half of them have changed and the other half haven't, which is just confusing.

Better yet, a Ghostbusters/Hamlet crossover where the final boss is King Hamlet's ghost.

splitting the vote and getting Trump elected isn't going to "break the mold". Maybe some people could wait out 4 years of a Trump presidency, but it is the height of privilege to act like it wouldn't drastically affect life for POC and women, along with the many other minorities Trump has victimized and alienated.

Fair. I still wonder at times how the Sorkin resolution of the cliffhanger would have played out…

Honestly, I'd never want to lose the season 3 finale — even if it means sitting through Isaac and Ishmael (ugh).

The West Wing ends after season 4 and then picks up with the election storyline in season 6. And you just have to ignore the whole space station leak storyline.

You can excise the flashforwards from the finale, and that helps too.

Is this a bad time to admit that I'm still not 100% sure what Shark Week is?

Is that how to date Natalie Dormer?!

Completely sincere question — how do you tell the difference in listening to the two styles?

Doesn't matter. That was one cool-ass library.

The above scene is so well-done that I almost teared up just reading this comment.

She arrives on the scene as Margaery's alter ego which she uses to avenge Loras' hair.

Hey, if she can't really take off in the States, I'm glad she can in Japan.
(Seriously, EMOTION is one of the best albums of the last year.)

So it's Capitalism: The Musical.

I'm sitting at my desk awaiting a phone interview that was supposed to happen 10 minutes ago, and I clicked play anyways.