Women in old movies were often seen going to public washrooms, which if movies are to be believed featured antechambers so ridiculously plush and opulent you would confuse them for penthouse suites.

Also played (almost entirely silently) by Hollywood hair stylist Milton Buras in the weird Clifford Irving biopic The Hoax.

The most recent episode of The Flash featured the return of a giant telepathic gorilla and the introduction to live-action television of Gorilla City. Your sophomore slump theory is invalid.

The issue with that is all of the smaller-then-state-units of government that impose sales taxes beyond those implemented by the state. There's no way these units of government are going to want to miss out on the revenue that would be lost by rounding. And yes theoretically transactions that round up will offset any…

And they say TLC doesn't stand for "The Learning Channel" any more.

I was disappointed that Sharon didn't have a set of boy twins for Terry to name "Starsky" and "Hutch".

The look of contempt on Holt's face when he deep-sixed the duck decoy for having a weak beak was priceless. As was the weak beak being the reason for deep-sixing it and Holt rhyming "weak beak" instead of the less-fun "weak bill".

The Divide suffered from a couple of serious problems. First, it aired at a time after Rectify had already started airing, exploring a similar theme so brilliantly that The Divide could never hope to touch it. And second, it was pretty much a complete freaking mess. It did feature the great Reg E. Cathey as an…

I dunno about "the best" but Syfy has put together some solid to very good shows over the last several years. Warehouse 13, Z Nation, Killjoys and Dark Matter are all recent or current series that have been pretty entirely enjoyable, Caprica was great but wildly underrated, Face Off is a terrific reality competition…

Jeopardy! recap for Sun., Nov. 22: Four-time champion Stuart was leading going into Final Jeopardy but challenger Patti Levin with $7,000 was in a good position to take down the game.

Hahahahaha no.

Is it just me or is anyone else uncomfortable with the sexualization of M.K. who is played by an actor who just turned 16 a month ago? While the reviewer discusses the "chauvinistic" pan up the Widow's body there is no discussion of how M.K. has been presented shirtless and naked repeatedly through the first two…

HARRY AND CLEARY IN DA HOUSE OOOOOOOOHHHHHH YEEEEEAAAAAHHHH!

Why should I or anyone have to refrain from reading the comments because of spoiler-posting fuckheads? Why can the fuckheads just not be fuckheads and not post spoilers? And please, spare me the "I was doing a public service" routine. The question was largely answered by the sex scene and posting spoilers doesn't make…

Except that you already proved in this very thread that spoiler warnings are not effective.

Or, you know, don't post them at all since as you already proved spoiler warnings are not effective.

Not posting spoilers is not "overly cautious". It is common courtesy.

If you don't want to spoil anything DON'T POST SPOILERS.

How about subscribing to the "not being an asshole" implicit in "don't ruin shit for other people"? Trust me, you have nothing that is so insightful to say that necessitates posting spoilers.

Stop posting spoilers, asshole.