I think the serum will unleash Lily's dark side in some way. We've seen the Doctor side of it, but not the dark one, so something has to happen there…

But Dracula said that himself, is not superstitious people. Just, you know, the bad guy known for his evil ways nad deceitfulness.

Well, he clearly has a thing for Viktor.
Jokes asie, Viktor made his serum better, apparently (that will end badly, I'm pretty sure), so he's probably just returning the favour.

I don't think Dorian is developing a conscience, I think he's truly bored. Also wanting to brainwash your lover to make her fit your expectations is hardly a conscience. I don't think he wants to protect men, he wants to protect himself; he wonders when she will turn on him.

It's an awful lot of charm, though. I mean, it'd not be enough as an immortal, but I think I could live with his charm for like 70 years…

I thought the same, and it kind of worried me that, from a bunch of screenplays, an AI takes this kind of narrative. Makes one think. It also sounds a lot like a femme fatale killing a guy, which is indeed a frequent trope in science fiction.

The Libertine comes to mind. Although I actually do enjoy that movie, the opening prologue has Johnny Depp in top form with a very provocative discourse that fits the character perfectly, but the film does not quite live up to the promise of scandal.

The Hendrick's sex life is my favourite thing in the show, for some weird reason I don't want to think about.

All those homophobes are buying homes from her now that she went against the lesbian collective (?).

Because the guy is restricted and so he doesn't need it. The guy probably does, but he doesn't care.

No, at least not since Hannibal was cancelled.

Since Evans has great chemistry with everyone, I think the Captain should probably just have a Kissing Booth and make everyone happy already.

He was writer in a few episodes. I haven't watched Heroes, though, so I don't know how good/bad the eps were.

The question is "Can Bryan Fuller do wrong?" and the answer is apparently "nope".

Not sure about the voice, but I'd definitely love the style.

I have thousands of choices, but I'd go with either Scarlett Johansson or… Alexander Siddig.

I am unlike most too, then, because I loved that performance. It was unnerving in all the right ways for that movie.

Totally. Or Chanel, since she works for them.

OK, ok, I apologise, I just thought it'd be nice of her to say it's ok, but apparently that's a stupid idea.
She'd totally kill the corset on throne thing, though, we know she is good with the period dramas.

I read that. I meant for her to publicly acknowledge that it is settled between them. From a publicity perspective, it'd be better.