True. I hope someone at least told them to discover pottery early, so they can build a granary and grow quicker.

Since the show fast-forwarded to the 1930s, Mr. Rothstein's plans should be pretty boring, because - Spoilers! - the guy ceased to be alive in 1928.

A few weeks ago showrunner Neal Baer "said producers have set the show up to continue on beyond this year, with a plan for three to five seasons and an ending that leaves the door open to another run."

"we missed you, Britt Robertson"
Not really, no.

The actual Nikki Heat novels will actually reach book number six next month, so I guess that crazy reason is money.

I think his entire reason to help her was his immediate need for a date because the boss ordered him to bring one, but at the end when they were standing in the rain they realized they actually complement one another perfectly. All that was missing there was a kiss and a text insert "… and they lived happily ever…

Somehow it's still my favorite picture ever of her.

I liked the hoverboard gag at the end. It was cheesy and pandering and embraced both. The other joke I liked was the Baader-Meinhof-phenomenon "Whoooa!" one. I think that sums up all of my actual laughter. Agreed on the more fleshed out side characters compared to Selfie, and I think the chemistry between the leads is…

You must really, like, hate My So-Called Life, then.

"Let's drop this message off a cliff into the middle of a playground we can't see."
"Wait! We should attach a heavy object to it, because there's no way that could go wrong."

Gordon's are too moist and fatty for my taste. I start by heating up a spoonful of olive oil in a pan (or just fry some bacon beforehand and use the remaining fat in the pan) while whisking the eggs with an added sip of milk. Then I put the mixture in the pan, add seasoning (salt, pepper, sometimes paprika), sesame…

There was a shot of Daniel pouring lots of vinegar into the water for his poached egg, so I was very happy to see Joe step forward to taste it. And then he didn't. Boo!

With all the horsies in the trailer it looks more like the British version of Luck, which, given the title, certainly bodes well.

He disappeared in a kind of sudden "whoosh" and I fully expected to see him fall from the ceiling right in front of Barbie.

MasterChef UK has the double-box challenge as a regular bit, with two big differences: a) one box contains ingredients for a sweet dish, the other for a savory one, and b) the contestants don't get to see inside before they have to choose.

Not quite a teenager (no idea how old the characters are supposed to be, but Greg Grunberg is 48 and Annaleigh Ashford is 29), but that certainly doesn't make it less weird…

Betty displays a silent, piercing dismay as she realizes that her husband loved the real her, and now she might have lost him, due to her deception.

Jonathan Pryce? They cast the guy who looks like the Pope's twin brother as the High Sparrow? That's both awesome and hilarious.

The resoution was a bit sudden, but I liked it.

They rushed over it a bit, but I think Cutter explained that a pizza place he sometimes goes to offers pizzas like the one he made on its menu under the headline "artisan pizzas", so apparently he just assumed it's the technical term for it. I expected Gordon to say something like "never go there again except to burn…