And they're not even a one-hit wonder in Canada! (Pop Goes the World is awesome.)

I kind of like "Love Yourself" just because of how outrageously douchey it is.

CanCon laws made listening to the radio when I moved to the US really confusing. Where is all your Bublé???

There was also something about dark and gritty reboot Dora, I think?

If I were Trenton, I would have punched Jacobs when she accused the group of being members of ISIS just because Trenton's a hijabi, That pissed me right off even as a viewer.

If only he had been cast instead of Russell Crowe…

Compounded on the show's terribleness is the fact that Spectacular Spider-Man was essentially cancelled to make room for it.

Wow, because we really needed more fearmongering and misinformation about ISIS to seep into pop culture.

I think my favourite example of awkward Phineas and Ferb merchandising is the live show and its glorious, glorious costumes.

I like to call him "JT" and make people think I'm talking about Timberlake.

I felt pretty much the same way! I think I was maybe more forgiving of it than most because I didn't have super high expectations (it wasn't even written by JKR), so I did enjoy reading it, ridiculous plot turns aside.
The problem is that it's marketed as a novel, but plays are completely different beasts and can…

Emma Watson has been doing philanthropic work all over the place though (acting as UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, running outreach campaigns on gender equality). I'm sure she's doing fine.

I have the same problem wrt. the Cursed Child script. And I have so, so many thoughts. Feel free to discuss at me.

Sexual attraction =/= libido. There are plenty of asexual people who have a healthy sex drive, they just don't feel sexual attraction to other people, as it were.
For example I'm not going to look at Chris Hemsworth (or whatever floats your boat) and think about how I really want to have sex with him, even if I might…

There's something about this show — and I can't put my finger on why — but it still makes me gasp at every reveal despite my having already figured it out. I'm thinking it might be because the direction/editing is so confident.

First four seasons of the West Wing had Sorkin writing the teleplay for (almost) every episode, but not direct. I really hope Esmail doesn't get burned out on this.

It took me a minute to remember why John Boehner was there, and then I thought that having balls fall through your ceiling would probably hasten your resignation.

It's like a mash-up of Heights and Hamilton Miranda.
(it's a good look though.)

It feels like all of my prayers to the CW gods are paying off :')

This was a hell of an episode for my sister to drop into not having seen anything else of the show.