Perhaps this is a tendency just on io9, but I don't get how everyone has to complain about everything in any show. We here at io9 (and yes, I say 'we' not 'you') love to nitpick at the shows we love to watch, that's how I see it.

Corn Flour

I just love that sink design in the third image. I want that for my sink!

The Falklands War. Thank you Ricky Gervais for educating me about it :)

That makes me appreciate and sympathise with the parents all the more. They simply wanted to share the joy of their baby's presence, and they posted a photo with a hat on to avoid offending sensibilities. Mind you, I've just seen the photo posted above, not all their FB photos.

And they don't buy stocks either.

I was going to start a new thread, but I kept reading on to see if someone's already said something close to what I'd like to say. Found it.

It's been a while since I was on Facebook but, why would you be getting the junk of "attention seeking wh***s" on your Wall unless you were actually friends with them?

Yet I can totally see Christian Bale having to pair with another actor and bring great chemistry. I'm thinking of Dark Knight and The Prestige, among others. Given that, I think that a Batman/Superman movie could still work. News of something like that in the works would definitely excite me.

I only hope that the next season of Ricky Gervais' show Life's Too Short, starring Warwick Davis, has Peter Dinklage as a guest star. That would just be superb.

Finally someone reasonable...

Hehe...I learnt it from having to clean up my messed up cupboard before moving out of campus to avoid damage fees! The alcohol was over the farewell party the night before, deo was all that was left :P

Yup, that's why we don't find too many Essosi or Sothoryosi tourists there either.

Even when DRJ walked into the room and said "Sir" and we saw a man's back, I thought the man would never turn around and we would simply hear Leonard Nimoy's voice. But then Belly turned around...

I'm quite with you on this episode. The whole Peter-DRJ-Olivia scene suddenly reduced Fringe from a wonderful show I watch every week to "Really?" I could have even done without the lame parts with gangsters firing machine guns at Walter and Astrid's backs and them just escaping around corners. Cmon!

Yes, but the speculation is also that Bell manipulated Fringe team into shutting down the connection between the two universes in the first place. Why would he do that if he does indeed need to destroy the verses?

Is it just me, or was there no recap of PERSON OF INTEREST this week?

Wouldn't it be both?

I'm sure some did, once Ugg just went ahead and burnt the fellow who eyed his hunt.

Yeah, for 2 seconds...