"Confession: I have not seen much of Once Upon A Time. Feel free to yell at me in the comments if that’s your thing."

I know I'm going to get a lot of shit for this, but he's my dreamcast for Shadow if that "American Gods" adaptation ever gets off the ground.

Michelle Pfeiffer in "I Am Sam" is also a good example.

Marion Cotillard, The Dark Knight Rises

Double post, my bad.

Mia Kirshner, The Black Dahlia. The movie itself doesn't work on many levels but she steals the show in only 4 scenes. Seriously incredible.

Hey, I knew that one would be controversial but what can I say? I think she's OK. Not saying she's brilliant or anything but I just don't think she deserves all the flack she gets. Oh well, to each their own and all that.

Hey, I knew that one would be controversial but what can I say? I think she's OK. Not saying she's brilliant or anything but I just don't think she deserves all the flack she gets. Oh well, to each their own and all that.

I don't know, I think they've reached too far with the limitless mythologies they're exploring. It's appealing in theory, but only if they can keep the universes separate from one another. To use one of the examples you presented: Adding Midas to Prince Douche's character arc is a problem because it negates the entire…

I don't know, I think they've reached too far with the limitless mythologies they're exploring. It's appealing in theory, but only if they can keep the universes separate from one another. To use one of the examples you presented: Adding Midas to Prince Douche's character arc is a problem because it negates the entire…

You're right about the epic poetry, Mulan is of Chinese origin. I apologise. (Though I do think you knew what I was referring to anyway) As for the Russian Revolution, the show was recently looking for the actress who will play Anastasia, as in Romanov, which should be fun for the 2 or 3 people who still think of her…

You're right about the epic poetry, Mulan is of Chinese origin. I apologise. (Though I do think you knew what I was referring to anyway) As for the Russian Revolution, the show was recently looking for the actress who will play Anastasia, as in Romanov, which should be fun for the 2 or 3 people who still think of her…

Welcome to Storybrooke, where everything is backwards:

Welcome to Storybrooke, where everything is backwards:

I cannot describe how much I hated Domo. No, darling, nobody wishes their girlfriend was hot like you. In fact, most guys are thanking their lucky stars they don't have to put up with "D to the O to the M to the O". What a fucking moron. The fact that Nicole Nelson's audition came immediately after felt like they were…

I cannot describe how much I hated Domo. No, darling, nobody wishes their girlfriend was hot like you. In fact, most guys are thanking their lucky stars they don't have to put up with "D to the O to the M to the O". What a fucking moron. The fact that Nicole Nelson's audition came immediately after felt like they were…

I don't know. Sasha's the one I could actually see going out with another girl (that whole "secret sister" thing, especially the giggle-texting felt a little bit like foreshadowing), although Mel's outburst over Ginny having a crush on Charlie would make a lot more sense if she turns out to be gay.

I don't know. Sasha's the one I could actually see going out with another girl (that whole "secret sister" thing, especially the giggle-texting felt a little bit like foreshadowing), although Mel's outburst over Ginny having a crush on Charlie would make a lot more sense if she turns out to be gay.

I really hate saying this but Ellen Burstyn is by far my least favorite part of this show. The rest is soapy fun with occasionally interesting political commentary but her whole "sassy Grandma" shtick is painful to watch.

I really hate saying this but Ellen Burstyn is by far my least favorite part of this show. The rest is soapy fun with occasionally interesting political commentary but her whole "sassy Grandma" shtick is painful to watch.