We saw someone on the hanging wall marked as Jewish, but yes, the absence of racism from this version of Gilead is striking and beggars belief.

Thank you for saving me from making this comment.

I don't watch this, but it seems absurd that someone who was almost on So You Think You Can Dance should compete on Dancing with the Stars, and even more absurd that she should lose.

Alias Grace adaptation?! Tell me more!

Looking :( :( :(

Posh Kenneth! I always get excited to see the Skins kids, even if I'm not interested in their new projects. (I want to see Get Out, but I squealed "Effy Stonem!" at a lot of Maze Runner trailers.)

Apparently it's easy to learn about it and just not give a shit though.

Less offensive to whom?

I hate Love Actually with a burning passion, but I was most delighted to see All's Well That Ends Well on this list. God, what a creepy plot. Why that doesn't get the difficult-to-stage-in-modern-times discussions The Taming of the Shrew does I'll never understand.

I only know of Cloak and Dagger via this Hark, a Vagrant http://www.harkavagrant.com… which is very funny but makes it seem like a kind of odd choice to adapt.

Thank you! The assertion that the widespread and varied practice of eating at funerals can be traced to any one prehistoric practice is laughable. Food is pretty important to us humans, and we have lots of food rituals in various cultures; we don't need to go looking for an explanation for the widespread presence of…

Underground! I love Underground. It's mystifying to me that it hasn't gotten more attention. Everyone go watch it now! It's on Hulu and Rob Grizzly and I think you'll like it.

Here's another inevitable quibbling comment: I would have loved to see Jurnee Smollett-Bell on here for Underground, possibly in the pairs division with Aldis Hodge. I can't take my eyes off her on that show. I'm frustrated and a little mystified the show hasn't gotten more attention. Fellow AVC denizens, if you can…

Is he not? I assumed he was when I heard it in the show, but if it's just a nod to Lehrer I'm even happier.

I'm a millennial and I would never.

I'd call Cameron's problem selfishness. Yes, Mutiny is her baby and she doesn't want to give it up. She resents terribly the control she's had to cede to other people (funny to remember her declaring that she's not the boss back at the beginning), and she doesn't recognize that many of them have earned their stake in…

I don't see him as just failing to understand her experience as a trans woman, I see him failing to treat her with basic consideration as a person. Would he say to a cis woman who couldn't get pregnant, "Oh, it must be so liberating having sex with you because I wouldn't need to worry about pregnancy?" I doubt even…

I see it the opposite way. The lie was just to get her way; she took away Cameron's power in the company. With the credit cards, Cameron had abdicated her power and vanished without a word, and Donna was doing the sane and responsible thing by taking the reins.

Hey, she's no longer sleeping at the office and stealing children's t-shirts that she wears to important meetings. Baby steps.

Kind of. Ryan feels like the new Cameron in some ways, and I've been wondering how many.