He doesn't have to clear a high bar to be the better spy-boss. He just has to not assault an innocent Mail Robot.

I think it's probably to do more with the subversion of traditional gender roles. Elizabeth is cold, ruthless, and the one focused more on the mission; this gives her the false impression of being the more violent one. She's violent for a girl, whereas Philip is just another spy doing spy stuff.

His body count is not just higher than hers, but WAY higher. For some reason, audiences seem to perceive the opposite.

The light went out, right? Did I see that right? That's the biggest "NEAUGH!!"-inducing episode ending the show's ever done!

No way, Not Pacifist Paige. She betrayed her parents' trust because she couldn't stand betraying her non-lying principle; how do you think she'd react to being the reason they have to murder someone? Let alone her most trusted friend and confidant.

When I saw Stan's girlfriend see Phillip out with Sandra, and then Stan walked up to the garage to speak to Phil alone, I did feel a little cheated that the preview showing Stan throwing his KGB spy-neighbour against the wall was actually just going to be a bait-and-switch, a boring confrontation over Sad Sack Stan's…

In the season one finale he (literally) rolls up his sleeves and endangers a whole operation by painting obvious "abort" signals on a bunch of cars and sending them out to hopefully pass either Philip or Elizabeth — and that single act saves them both when it allows Phil to intercept Liz before she can fall into the…

I sometimes think that being gay would have been ideal for me, but I remember that's a pretty idiotic thing to think even before I remember that I truly hate men.

So I'm at the dog beach for the third time this week with my dog. As in right now, as I type this. She's playing with two much showier-looking goldens. It's her favourite place and it's a short walk from my house, so I take her when I can. But usually what makes me decide to go is the idea that I might meet a cute…

HOT.

Pam! How could you!

What you're talking about is the arcane, the higher mysteries. Magicks. Magic — REAL Magic — is something else entirely. It's hard to explain; you have to see it for yourself. And — what's this behind your ear? — a copy of David Copperfield's Illusion on DVD? You gotta clean behind your ears better! Heh heh, here you…

I want to see 6 year old Lando building the Falcon.

Currently taking bets on how many of these comments there'll be on this article. How many smartass bros will think their joke at the expense of people of colour's fight with institutional racism is the funniest? My personal money's on 40,000+. Once the Disqus bleed from Breitbart kicks in.

Funny. She doesn't look Druish.

I give you a D for effort and D- for originality.

Henry's breakdown almost reduced me to tears, and since I'm an emotionless robot that's quite a feat.

I've heard people say this. There's no way you can identify that as Stannis. It might turn out that way, but don't say it as if it's plain to see. It's a flayed, burning body that could be anybody's.

This just in — seemingly to make gwahir's dreams come true, Kevin Conroy and Mark Hammill to reprise their Batman and Joker in a DC Animated "The Killing Joke".

Name two other major characters whose death we don't definitively see (or hear, in the case of Shireen). As if the producers of Game of Thrones care about being gratuitous.