You're so, so wrong~

This article reminds me of that old Onion piece about how studies show that adding Michael Keaton improves any film.

If we're subscribing to the logic of The CW where any character with glasses is a sexless nerd, maybe???

If ever a likable actress couldn't find any decent films or TV shows to feature her…

And this is why every closeted LGBT actor in Hollywood is terrified of coming out.

I believe "pu tuhS" would be a more effective incantation.

Vespertine>Medulla>Homogenic>Dancer in the Dark>Post>Debut>Volta>Drawing Restraint 9>Biophilia

Frasier didn't spoil after that, IMO.

I'm not sure it's really necessary (or welcome) for Downton Abbey to be a caustic shot across the bow of the very idea of social classes.

I never really took that as the show saying we should sympathize with Lord Grantham or take his viewpoint in that instance. Just another of the "he's so out of touch!" moments the show likes to revel in. Kinda like how characters on Mad Men would smoke pregnant and shit like that. It's there to make the audience feel…

You shut your filthy mouth, Sam Raimi

I'll second that she seemed superfluous during Matt Smith's run but absolutely essential during this season, where the Doctor had sort of minimal development, but Clara had a full arc that ended with the season, so I'm a little disappointed to see that they're bringing her back. She already had a full story, I'm not…

You should watch more American Horror Story if you want more "I have no idea what any of this is, but please continue" moments.

Really? That is the bridge too far? I almost feel like if you're a fan of Doctor Who still, you'll take almost anything.

I wonder if this is gonna be a Donna situation, where she shows up now and comes back as a regular companion whenever Jenna Coleman decides she's had enough.

There's one, mayyyyybe two "invulnerable" types in the Avengers, which is otherwise full of people who bleed if you prick them. They're just darn good at avoiding getting pricked.

I can't tell if this raises Netflix's profile or lowers Pee Wee's.

OK so you've described Man of Steel. What about the others?

American white teenagers are significantly scarier than North Koreans in terms of making good on terrorist threats.

I love that the end of that episode had him receiving a dinky little fake Christmas tree and you find out that the snobby, patrician Ultra Humanite actually had one just like it as a child~