It looks like it will have a sad ending. The dinosaurs save the little boy. And then they all get viciously wiped out in a rain of comets.

That'll teach you for saying, "Cats didn't save Belgium, their owners did, dumbass."

You've obviously never been saved from a raging river by your cat.

You may think it's stupid but the half dozen lawyers they have on staff are entitled to their opinion.

In Comedy nobody dies. Strictly defined, most of the time, The Good Wife is a comedy (a very wide and deep genre catch-all category).

hah

Too many shows! Will you please just stop? How about 'pilots in every even-numbered year'? For the love a god!

I don't wanna binge. Kinda sucks for trad journalism, too, I wager. The only way to talk with fellow bingers is to - shudder - tweet - and I gotta draw the line somewhere.

The reviewer itemizes Lady Gaga's behavior and calls it "acting." That's like calling a transcription of reality show talk "writing."

Thanks. Interesting information. Worth thinking about.

Imagine her relief. Now she can eat.

Doesn't work in the frigid socialist north, eh. Not even my moose and beaver friends can get a signal :(

I'm tired of Chris Noth. While he looked gubernatorial enough, he doesn't look at all presidential. Maybe it's the unfortunate buzzed at the sides haircut? Maybe it's the beaky GOP darkness?

No. But point taken.

I will be happy to give this show a second chance when I can afford cable again.

That's a Diane line. Because she's a classy dame. Anyone else who uses it, uses it as an unconscious imitation of the Queen Bee.

I would happily watch episodes built around the other main characters, bringing in Alicia, just enough. These actors and writers could easily float some creative alternatives to the franchise on occasion.

You've given the subject of this article all this attention why?

What a waste of reading time, oh, unless I wanted to get to know a LOT more about you, Mike D'Angelo, which I did not. Please don't put numbers like "500" or even "10" in your byline if you intend to write about little more than oneself.

That was, I dunno, adequate? for a show about rubber monsters and CGI? But - sorry to interrupt - last night's Blue Bloods, written by Kevin Wade and Willie Reale was just surpassingly well written. Fantastic dialogue and character writing by playwrights and Academy Award level authors. Kudos. Just sayin', avclub.