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*sigh* He might as well just do miniseries if he keeps getting dropped.

It was tough but I went with Penny Dreadful's "Memento Mori".

I'm singling out "Memento Mori" for allowing the rest of the cast to step out of Eva Green's splendid shadow. Billie Piper left my mouth dropping, Timothy Dalton made me teary eyed, Reeve Carney disgusted me, and Danny Sapani was just the best.

Man, Bryan Fuller can't catch a break and yet Ryan Murphy is still employed somehow. Humanity IS truly doomed.

Makes perfect sense he'd sing a song for Seth McFarlane and Mark Wahlberg's latest film. Un-bro-lievable.

Cool, what were they?

Agree about Snafu. Here's to another wonderful season for Peggy.

I've seen eight of these episodes; that's surprisingly high for me.

Well, there are two television series about modern-day Sherlock Holmes already… That may give some reason for pause to incorporate AC Doyle's creation into this show.

Giving Splatoon a try this Sunday after I wrap up my long overdue work. Any tips, Inklings?

Well, The Phantom could use a good revision, especially with that cheesy villain. Plus costume design has been perfected so the hero could wear a mask with sheer white over his eyes, just like Spider Man.

I'd like it more as an animated miniseries.

Eff it all. I don't swear much so I incorporate Alison's cusses into my life.

Having the director of the recent Hannibal episodes, Vincenzo Natali, direct this ep turned Orphan Black into a momentary chimera. At times, "Insolvent" seemed like it had Hannibal's DNA in a lot of scenes.

They're both stuck in my head, competing in a never-ending fight to the death like the gods of yore.

The art looks gore-geous.

You mean iZombie, yeah? I hope so, too. Is it going for a fall premiere?

I'm actually starting on Daredevil tonight so it's good to know which episode this specifically buzzed-about scene is actually happening (no sarcasm).

Bob and Linda Belcher will be thrilled.