I thought he should've gone to a prison to somehow throw the switch to execute someone on death row. That would've been a legal way to do it.

Hurley from Lost was also on the wall of cult leaders!

She was amazing in the Corner

Sorry, but I'm a purist when it comes to Peanuts. Yeah, I know The Schulz family is involved and this movie might introduce this generation to the Peanuts we all love, but everything about the trailer sets the wrong tone. Don't get me started on CGI. I loved the simplicity of the drawings. My guess is that CGI will…

Actually, I saw in another review that it's Linda Carter.

I was surprised how much I liked the pilot. And to top it off, the episode closed with my favorite new band White Reaper.

I love how his boyhood room hasn't changed since he was a little kid. Looks like he wanted to be an astronaut. Was that a Sally Ride poster? This show just kills me.

I had all the paperbacks and read them so much, the pages fell out. I wish I kept them to give to my daughter. I found inexplicable comfort in them even though the humor could be dry and dark at times.

I had the same one too and would still have him today if I didn't perform "brain surgery" on him when I was 7. I did have Peanuts sheets though, that lasted in to my college years! Now I have "Linus and Lucy" as my ringtone.

In one of her non-crabby moods, it was Lucy who said "Happiness is a warm puppy."

After Rachel got dumped by Adam by the plane, I was hoping she would walk off with Chet's dog in the fog of night and say "Well, Bo-Bo, this looks like the start of a beautiful friendship."

Yes I have and I watch many of them. But in this case, I don't know if a behind the scenes like show about a vineyard renovation would hold my attention.

They also have to find a way to kill off Jeremy. I cringe every time he's in a scene. He's just so boring with no charisma.

I just hope Royal Renovation is off the table. That sounds like a snore.

What was on Quinn's USB drive?

Fun fact: The building that one of the characters takes a piss on is the building I grew up in.

More like "If you build it, they will come."

I also noticed while watching that Jason (the leader) had a hitler-esque haircut.

I also was 11. I was at Shea that night with my dad. I remember Lenny Randle was at bat when the lights went out.

I like how Secret Service agents can use a birthday for a password. Dr. Doofenshmirtz could even crack that code without using his IdiotSecretServicePasswordinator