If he isn't being framed, this is going to be the dullest plotline the series ever put on the air.

Doubting it (still) is the only thing keeping me interested right now.

I wouldn't jump to any real conclusions yet. All you have is an odd voicemail, a dead girl and Cyrus saying nothing. The show-running has sucked on Scandal for a while now, but making the killer Cyrus is too boring to be real.

I hoped that it wasn't him (and part of me wonders if the tip wasn't a red herring) because it was soooooo predictable that it would be him. I also hoped it wasn't him because watching Olivia lose her shit in EVERY-BODYS-DAMN-FACE for half an hour is old hat now. Even she looks disgusted by her own ranting.

Really? I thought it was supposed to end with all of the raptors sneaking out of the park dressed as Barney The Dinosaur.

The sequel ends with Brolin and Del Toro riding a horse together and stumbling into the half buried remains of the Trump wall.

So for anyone that just made it out of a complicated hernia operation, this is the comedic masterpiece for you.

Is the tagline to this movie "He woke up…but he wasn't woke"?

Seriously? And they weren't even worth it.

How on earth Jared Harris isn't mentioned on this list for his heart-breaking work on "The Crown" I have no idea. He owned an entire season of a show he was barely part of.
Two other supporting performances from "Fleabag" deserve special mention too: Brett Gelman as Fleabag's sleazy American brother-in-law, and Hugh…

Those dark, nicotine-soaked bags under Asia's eyes really seal the deal.

Regarding the "on your knees" insinuation, it is something of a pop psychology cliché that men in top positions of power and authority tend to seek out a certain kind of domination in their sexual lives, so who's to say that this isn't the case with a queen as well?

Can I just say how crestfallen I am that we'll be losing Tommy now? Pip Torrens has been a highlight among highlights here.

As blood starts dripping from that one clenched fist he keeps behind his back.

Especially since this is the composer who "invented" the current BWAAAS thing with his work on Inception.

It's Hans Zimmer's usual Batman bombast, which is pretty good sometimes and then ridiculously overcooked at others. After three episodes you start to wonder if he can do anything other than the crescendos-followed-by sudden-light-music trick.

Jared Harris is so, so, so, so good in this show. The Christmas carolers scene just left me gutted and I get misty eyed again just remembering it.

He can find happiness again, sure, but it'll never be the same because, short of a memory obliterating stroke or something, his present and future now have the pain of his wife dying and his young daughter losing her mom. Plus, in the midst of any new happiness with someone else he's going to be coping with the guilt…

Coldplay actually has changed up their sound a little bit, and that's kept them on the radio (and as I type this, there they are again, Jesus). Nickelback on the other hand….

Socks or sock?