Point. I forgot about that. I'm going to assume that's what they're doing.

I hated 24k magic the first time I heard it. Truly despised it. And it was entirely the music video, which makes him look like the oiliest 80's teen movie villain I've ever seen. It was some kind of fusion of himself from the Uptown Funk video mixed with a 1950's greaser criminal and a frat boy. With a touch, just…

Well…I like Chris O'Dowd. But I'm ambivalent about Ray Romano. But I like Get Shorty. But a television remake doesn't seem like the best thing… But Fargo! But Scream. But many of the purely streaming shows have been good, with an admirable amount of creator liberty. But Epix. Hmmmmm…

Oh man, I hope not. That boyfriend seems insanely bland. Now, he could pull a Grant Ward and be way more interesting as a villain, but I would prefer someone with a little more immediate presence. Sidenote: Brett Dalton should really be a villain on Arrow/Flash/LoT. He'd fit right in.

To be fair, he thought he killed Malcolm. And certainly meant to.

Wow. They are really talking up that Amazon Prime aren't they? I mean, I have Prime and I like it a lot, but jeez.

True. I just think he was a little too passive for me. Difference of opinion, I suppose. I agree that the rest of the show let him down, though.

I enjoyed this movie far more than I expected to. There are definitely problems. Its story is a little shaggy, and there isn't nearly enough world building in the film. Katherine Waterston's character isn't particularly fleshed-out. And the titular beasts are a little underwhelming. But I found it incredibly fun,…

I liked the world-weary aspect, but I feel like it made for a less energetic villain in a season that desperately needed energy. There was no mania in that version of the character, and I feel like Arrow villains need mania. Slade, Malcolm, and Damien Darhk were entertaining enough on their own to elevate some…

I liked Brick a lot, and Church more. I enjoy when Arrow gets good actors to fill over-the-top and fun villain roles. It's still weird to me that Ra's Al Ghul was so boring, when the casting department has been fantastic in most other instances.

As somebody who went from a 360 to a ps4: I would absolutely do it. Uncharted, bloodborne, and infamous (if you're into that) are all good games. I haven't played God of war myself, but I've heard good things. And Last of Us is one of the best. Also: Have you played the Witcher 3? Because, regardless of the…

Well, I love iZombie. And the concept seems fun. And I've learned, against all odds, to trust the CW. And this is the closest I'll ever get to seeing a good tv/film version of the Dresden Files. So I'm on board!

THERE'S 5!? Holy shit. I can't deal with that. I can't deal with two of my lifelong obsessions, Star Wars and Harry Potter, becoming cashcow series that never end. That's a lot to handle. Or maybe this is whatever and I'm still depressed from the election. Y'know either/or.

Why not just bump it up a tick, or down a tick and tell her it's up as far as it can go? She doesn't know the numbers! Unless you tell her. Which they did. Because they're next-level stupid.

I liked that part of their characters. I view it as a very abbreviated A Simple Plan or Fargo. Where the characters idiocy is compounded by their cowardice and they'll do anything to avoid getting caught; up to and including empowering an obviously ominous robot Madame.

Oh, I agree. The world-building is fantastic and keeps me coming back.

Damn. There was a glorious minute where I thought American Dad was getting regular coverage. (sigh) Oh well. Back to bitching about that weirdly terrible, meta, Chinese-funded episode to no one then.

Sense8 is a very good example, although I don't think MITHC is ever as well directed or has as many compelling characters.

Its…deeply flawed but watchable. The main American characters are unforgivably dull, Luke Kleintank especially, and the stories are often a little dull. The German and Japanese characters, who are more sidelined, are way better though. The worldbuilding, visuals, and design are stellar, which has been noted in this…

It feels like a joke from Popstar.