I wish this were getting the twin-review treatment, like Game of Thrones does. I know the viewership etc don't give ASoUE enough weight for that, but the reviews don't seem certain how to handle all the foreshadowing and mystery, and the readers vary widely between those who know everything that's ahead and those who…

To be fair, he was reading a Playboy. But Steele is 13, and I would assume his character is somewhere around the same age.

I miss Colin :(

The similarities to that season 4 storyline pretty much ruined the B-story for me. Always a shame when the best part of an episode is something you already did much better almost a quarter century earlier.

Also wasn't a rule of my childhood. I repeatedly went to school in sandals in the middle of a very snowy winter.

Interestingly Elf and Love Actually are both pretty much official Christmas standards now, and they're both 2003 releases. Rare enough a year gives us one keeper, never mind two.

Eugh, who wants the glare distracting you from the content? The only way to truly enjoy TV is to binge watch it in an empty house with all the lights and your phone off so everyone who knows you thinks you've died and stops trying to contact you.

I hope she's there purely for temptation and jealousy, but given how Scott's reaction to Paula studying is to talk at her when she's trying to do work and to complain that he doesn't know how to use to washing machine, I fear he may be one of those guys who wants to be supportive until he realises it actually involves…

Unless the beans are all mixed together "ironically" and part of the training is being able to pick the correct beans for any given order. Y'know, just to show off in that horrific way that many hipster places are built entirely around.

But did they get stuck doing GJI because of their issues? Or did the pressure to churn out dozens of these things a day create said issues?

As much as I loved The Princess and the Frog (the combo of animation style and Randy Newman make it one of my all-time favourites), the box office figures didn't really help the argument for traditional animation…

It's funny how both Disney's Dinosaur and Pixar's The Good Dinosaur are incredibly beautiful but instantly forgettable movies.

"In which Christopher Robin and Pooh come to an enchanted place, and we leave them there" is genuinely heartbreaking, with that sort of bittersweet melancholy that permeates deep and lasts forever. Even thinking about the last few paragraphs of House of Pooh Corner makes me get a little sad inside, and has done for as…

After a major relationship breakdown a few years back, I developed a short lived digestive disorder. It didn't last long, but the doctor recommended flat ginger soda, much like you just described. It worked perfectly.

That's because Canada Dry is a ginger ale. Despite the above article's statement, they are distinctly different drinks. Ginger Ale is primarily a mixer for alcohol, it is a pale transparent golden brown and has a very mild flavour. Nonalcoholic Ginger Beer, meanwhile, is a bona-fide soda. It has a much more opaque…

Commenting purely to add my name to the list of those frustrated by the site dropping coverage of The Middle. It seems most of the shows I actually follow on here are no longer covered.

And now they've removed the complimentary food and drink from short haul economy entirely. Sorry, I'd better get this right: they've "upgraded" it to an M&S branded tuck shop.

Hard not to vote for a man who has all the best words.

Same goes for Asa, who is from London.

Unfortunately it wasn't a recorded piece, they just had the cast turn up and campaign at one of the stops on Hillary's trail. I wish they'd done a proper mini West Wing episode instead!