Honestly, I had mixed feelings about Chronicle. I did not hate it but don't hold it in such high regard as others seem to.

I've become a fan of Laurel now that the show's producers seem to know what to do with her.

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK.

He was a fine Batman except for the voice. He was an excellent Bruce Wayne.

I might do, it just surprises me that with so much TV on these days and the first few episodes being make or break, that they would make the pilot and the next episode so lacklustre.

Sure, the network may push back but you never know until you try.

I think in the previous episode Papa Midnite said what we were all thinking of Constantine:

Exactly, and Law and Order: SVU despite some absurdities does tackle some very disgusting subject matter as well. Being on NBC is not an excuse. The real excuse is why Constantine is pussyfooting because it is on a network known for its senseless violence and disturbing imagery. At this rate, they should fire the…

I'm not suggesting it should be done differently, they can do whatever they like with their show, I was just describing why I stopped watching it.

I think the real problem with Constantine is that it is hamstrung by being on network television. Imagine what they could do if this were produced on HBO or Netflix?

Sometimes (see Scorpion).

watched the first one and thought it was dull, watched the second one and fell asleep halfway. Couldn't be bothered going back to see the end. Haven't bothered watching since.

I thought I was going to like it, but it seemed to fall back on a lot of religious chanting as the way to solve its problems, and I also don't like the main characters much. That doesn't leave much, so I gave up on it.

Repeat after me, Mr. Bale, and think of Batman:

SERIOUSLY MAN YOU AND ME WE'RE FUCKING DONE PROFESSIONALLY

To be fair, he actually reacted with less drama than the entire Internet did.

This is still my favorite description of Natalie Dormer.

I... uhhh... uhh... um... *gulp... fail.

I love Natalie Dormer b/c her face ALWAYS seems to look like it's saying that. Her face is the embodiment of sly.

Who picks these photos? They're genius.

Keith Law has the science on his side, but you have to give a man of faith like Schilling credit—