'Heil Honey, I'm Home' was ahead of its time. It also wasn't that good, but it wasn't terrible, and if it had aired a decade or two later it would probably have run the full series and maybe developed a cult following.

One of the things that baffled me during the whole campaign was how few people called him out on the slogan. Instead it was left kind of vague, which played to his favour, because if he'd had to pin down a year or even a decade when America was supposedly 'Great' then it'd have been easier to contradict that sentiment…

The UK Apprentice is still pretty good.

Actually they all have both spellings on, it's just Eleanor's has the 'YOGURT' side facing front. Unfortunately I don't think that's saying anything.

Indeed - MSW wasn't using relationship problems to comment on the immigration discussion, it was using the immigration discussion to comment on relationship problems. To think otherwise is to place an expectation of political insight onto a show that isn't interested in politics (besides perhaps gender politics) in…

Similarly, it sometimes seems like I have two different accounts, but both of mine have the same name as well as the same e-mail address and details; the only way I know there's a difference is that sometimes I'll get a load of notifications from things over the last year while recent things aren't showing up, and…

De-aging voices often doesn't seem to occur to producers - they worry about the visuals but not the sound. Like in Captain America: Civil War; they did a fab job de-aging RDJ visually but didn't address (successfully, at least) the 51 year old voice coming from the 'teenage' version of him. Sometimes something as as…

The characters really did feel way too thin - the first person I actually liked was the blind guy (K2SO had its moments, but didn't feel completely consistent as a character). For as unoriginal as it was, TFA was a much more enjoyable experience to me largely because the characters were so vibrant and well…

Yeah, I think I'd go B+ for it, or maybe A- (with last year's on a solid D+, if that). It was kinda slight but it was fun; the emotions held together, the characters were worth rooting for and there were some traditional Moffat neat ideas which got just the right around of exploration.

Sorry, my bad, I didn't lay that out correctly, I meant from season 7 of Friends through to 'Joey' (which lasted 2 seasons… approximately 2 seasons more than it was funny). Have cleared that up a bit.

There it is! Good to see a return to form ;)

Was that it? Wasn't worth it.

Ha! Do go on! I can't wait to hear your next attempt to be witty!

Ooh, another one! Fun!

I really like that idea. You could even push it closer to Pratt's character being responsible (while still not doing anything bad directly) by having him ask the bartender how to wake her up, and saying how much he'd like to, even admitting that it'd be horrendous but that at least he wouldn't be lonely. The bartender…

Well, one example isn't exactly glowing, when the only other main pairings in the DCEU are Joker and Harley Quinn (with him 19 years older) and, coming up, Wonder Woman and Chris Pine (him 5 years older), though admittedly the latter is pretty close, particularly by Hollywood standards.

Eh, I don't think it ever got that far (with the solitary exception of the Johnny Karate entire moronic episode) but he did become more a detriment than an asset in the show's last few seasons. It wasn't just the actor, though; the writers didn't know what to do with him; they didn't want him to actually grow as a…

Aww, you're adorable.

Compared to what we have on TV at the moment this feels like a very small show… but it is absolutely brilliant. If this is what a small show can be, I'll take them over expensive sagas any day. Excited for season 2.

Yeah, I can't remember if it's said in season 7 or in the 'Redemption' film (or both), but it's pretty much brushed off that Wayne died, Noah Daniels took his place but proved unpopular as a successor (hence losing to Taylor at the next election).