We all know to shoulder check, right? Let's not try to avoid that.

That reminds me of this.

I used to use my Xbox for watching live TV (live-ish) with Windows Media Center. But without HD tv it wasn't great so my Xbox is now my secondary set-top box. HBO Canada, you can change that.

This situation was almost enough to keep me watching Once Upon a Time, but I started reading Fables before the show started as a kind of primer. As it turns out Fables is waaaay more delicious than the show so I can't enjoy the show anymore.

Fantastic!

Okay, I was happy with a limited series until I just saw that. Please tell me this could continue on past the planned episodes.

I couldn't agree more. I keep thinking that people who like it just haven't watched it recently, but I don't think that's it.

I remember being independently excited when I heard that the three of them were cast, but I never made the connection until I saw that picture. Too much fun.

Here's a nice official look at the trailer, without any GMA stuff.

Nature's wheel.

Oh those Hapsburgs.

I was enthralled with that storyline, and I think they handled it pretty well. This show will always come back to the same thing, how many lives are they going to risk to save someone? They're going to wrap that issue in different costumes each season, but it'll always be the core of the show.

If well-produced audio books get more people reading (or consuming) good books then I'm all for it.

That's what I did when I went there over the summer. I saved and saved and then while I was there I just let myself delusionally think that everything was cheap or regularly priced. I had an amazing time.

I'd be into that. The biceps they show off in the real poster don't hurt either.

Don't worry, I'm boring too.

I look forward to seeing that roll in a disaster movie.

I'm in love with Ben Winshaw. Perfume was spectacular and he was quite good in The hour last summer (although I haven't finished it).

The "forces their control" that the Germans are talking about are probably the Greeks.

I force myself to think of random things. It forces my brain to turn off. Example: