No, of course not, because under President Jaden Smith, nobody would have to go to school and they would all learn naturally in the real world through living.

Let them do it as a limited edition, restricted release, then. It'd be crazy successful, then start selling second hand for absurd prices, and Disney would have no sensible choice left than to actually sell it retail.

Except that they have. Both Kim Possible and The Weekenders had season-releases (I believe they were released through Disney Movie Rewards), possibly other series too. Being a US-only release means that I never fully investigated the DVDs (they wouldn't play in my UK player).

I suspect that yeah, this is pretty much the end of Gravity Falls. Hirsch has repeatedly stated his desire for it to be one complete arc taking place over the course of one specific summer, and I don't see it as being likely that's about to change.

I suspect the Ferber reference will not be lost on as many people as you think - it was a major feature of the movie Meet The Fockers, which will have helped put it out into the general consciousness.

It's definitely different in country music. The fact that Miranda Lambert's "All Kinds of Kinds" and Kacey Musgraves' "Follow Your Arrow" were both considered groundbreaking and nigh-revolutionary is testament to how taboo queer issues are on the country charts. Luckily the latter in particular was a big success so…

While this is certainly true, I'd dare to point out the fact that the idea of doing these shows nightly is where the US ones lose it. There simply aren't enough interesting guests to keep the shows interesting.

Yes, yes they do. Singalong Live is taken verbatim from the UK version. The "people from the audience" bit varies week to week, but yeah that's pretty similar to the kind of thing ours does too.

Actually, the official trailer was already removed by this same copyright complaint.

Why are people calling this a leak? Just to generate buzz? I saw this trailer in the cinema here yesterday, so it isn't like it came out online particularly early.

Except that everything on there is pop music. There have been several country musicians come out, but it's always either after their career is over, or the start of the end.

The biggest problem with Caleb is that he's a black hole of blanditude exacerbated by a sea of soap characters. Not only is he boring (possibly due to his doctoral training in detachment and calmness), but anyone sharing a scene with him tends to come up boring as well.

The opinion you get of Thatcher admittedly depends on whom (or where) you ask. "Polarising" doesn't really cover it - many parts of the country are still recovering from the decisions she made before I was born. As such, there are certainly a lot of people who are hesitant to have another female lead the country,…

Was surprised by the sort-of-implied comparison to Maggie Thatcher being left unsaid. I thought, especially given Iannucci's nationality, that he was about to end the rant with Amy calling her America's Maggie Thatcher.

I agree that the Middle this week was probably one of the worse episodes we've had in a while. Only one storyline particularly worked for me at all, and even then I wasn't fully satisfied.

You are correct, he should have.

The only reason Andrew even knew to readdress the balance was because he was TOLD to do so, as we all saw. Then he attempted to readdress it by simply adding more fruit to the mixture, thinning out the consistency and making it take longer to set (which he already was short of time for).

What if you resurfaced the floor instead? Instead of removing the blood traces, it would form a barrier over the top of them and prevent the luminol from reacting to the haemoglobin.

While this sounds fairly disappointing, I hope it does well enough for the BBC to resurrect Robot Wars.

I too would love to hear the AV Club's take on GBBO. Been watching since the first episode, and now that the US is finally airing it (after the dismal failure of your own remake) I would love a new perspective on it.