What I really don't like about this show is that they are quickly killing the people who can actually act. Malik Yoba, Leland Orser, Mark Pelligrino. Heck, it seems that Colm Feore's head is on the block and the axe is being raised. Meanwhile, Giancarlo Esposito and Billy Burke seem to be looking around as though the…

If the argument of this article is that Sony is taking shots...shouldn't the heads be switched here? Sony is "taking the shot" at Microsoft. This makes it look like Microsoft has already disarmed Sony. Sorry, literal mind here.

Just a thought, Mr. del Toro: If it takes two years to work on that script for Pacific Rim 2...maybe do, oh I don't know, Hellboy 3 during that time. Just a thought.

Charlie, I think you're hitting on my biggest issue with summer movies in general. There is now too much fan service and desire to be "the biggest."

At least Google Glass allows me to play my favorite game even more: Bluetooth or Schizophrenic? Also, am I the only one who noticed it's all white folks?

3:27 - 3:39: Someone has been watching Blade Runner. The rain. The restaurant....

My understanding from "38 Who Saw Murder and Didn't Call the Police" was they didn't call until she had been stabbed for the third time. One man called a friend in Nassau to ask if he should call the police.

It's also the Bystander Effect.

I think you hit on my problem with this episode. I liked it, but I didn't really care about Clara...and I haven't in a while. We get this hint of her becoming a techno-genius in her introduction, but since then she has had to be rescued...a lot. Here was a chance for her to use said skills to be ahead of the game. To…

Douglas Ramsey. Better known as Cypher could speak any language...and that was it. He died and came back...and died...and came back (typical Marvel). Only now to try and make him relevant they have given him the ability to read body language. Doesn't help. He doesn't do anything. Needs to go away.

My goodness, I really hope I look that good when I'm 82...or if I get to be 82. Nimoy looks incredibly spry.

It had its moments. At times it was a bit schmaltzy, but what "science-fantasy" show doesn't?

Ah, but he was so much better on New Amsterdam.

While he is "just a punter" as one pundit put it, it is interesting that Jason Collins, Chris Kluwe, and Brandon Ayanbadejo are now all free agents after speaking out on marriage equality and such.

I'm sorry, but I totally disagree with you on The Question. Renee Montoya was interesting, but Dennis O'Neill's writings of Vic Sage were amazing. The key to it was how he built the world.

Spoilerific thoughts about the ending and the DLC itself:

Ok, Kluwe. Time to one-up this chump.

Norman Reedus is cool, but this is my Punisher.

Who's the best announce partner you ever had and why?