I think it's because Casey Affleck has more of a chance to win. Hacksaw Ridge has won some awards but it is not as dominating in its different categories as Affleck is in his this year.

I'd go for Ravenclaw-Heather, no doubts. She is an observer.

Darryl is too pure for this world.

That's the one moment I felt was too much, when he said he was the narrator. The rest I was ok with, I found his constant presence (both physical and in the way of musical cues) an accurate representation of Rebecca's mind nagging her.

Maybe she's the one he had sex with? He threw that away and Valencia is the hot one in town.

It was SUCH A PERFECT DETAIL.

Nathaniel did give me the goosebumps this week. I think it was the Harry Potter stuff, because I fell a little in love with him with that "Have fun with the muggle!" line. Perfect cocktail of pick-up line and sick burn.

Indeed. I think even saying that one of them is the worst in the cast would still be a compliment, because the level is high. But there is a subtlety to his acting that I don't see in the others, and I am perpetually impressed in Sherlock specifically by how he manages to look 100% military considering his…

Yes, I agree. In fact I am having a discussion about it in Tumblr with someone. An interesting civilized conversation. I don't know if I'm lucky or what but I actually get a lot of those there, in spite of the site's bad reputation.
The writing was careless. I think the script needed another revision, personally. It…

It's quite a Moffat-style idea of simple, though. He blurs the line between simple and implausible quite a lot.

I don't think she really cared about the boy dying. Doesn't make much difference for her. They emphasized twice that she is unable to discern emotions: Mycroft saying that she asked "Which one is pain?" and she herself telling the story about making Sherlock laugh all night to then find out he was screaming, not…

I can theorise that the idea is that she is SO CLEVER that she can manipulate people by convincing them that it's the best for them to do so (based on her talking about how moral codes are fictional and we all do things for survival, which would mean that she can convince people to go against their moral code for…

"For all my griping, I’ll dearly miss this show. I’ll particularly miss seeing Martin Freeman as Watson. It’s one of the best performances on TV."
Martin Freeman is underrated. I know that he keeps getting good roles in good stuff, but he is still completely underrated. Wonderful actor.

Glen Garry-Gene Gus Award should clearly be for Father Brah, come on!

Also if you're going to insult someone as an actor/artist, please go for someone who is actually overrated and not the woman who is (un)Official and Deserved Queen of Hollywood.

Well, the same argument could be made for Rebecca and Josh. I guess he's hot?

I think it was not exactly the mall model thing, it was the fact that he took it so seriously. He built her expectations and it landed on her that this guy was immature and (this I don't agree with, but seems like a thing Anna would think) below her. The way she looked down on everything in the neighbourhood after…

I don't read Scott/Paula exactly like you do. Everything in Crazy Ex is slightly over the top in the way that musical comedies are. At the start of the show, Paula and Scott were truly disconnected. I took his "clueless, uncaring husband" to be a hyperbolic representation of this, how he just couldn't see the family…

A friend took us all to watch the first one and Anna Kendrick was honestly the one thing I took out of it, so when she started to appear in more stuff I was eager to watch her. In a weird way, I'm thankful to Twilight because I love Anna Kendrick.

She certainly has issues, but I like her way with words and how she can say something that makes perfect sense and then become a trainwreck almost in the same sentence. As someone who is also in her 20s, I find it an accurate depiction of my life and that of my friends, since we keep going from 0 to 10 and then back…