So often there are great ideas that turn out lousy because of bad execution, so it's interesting to see a terrible idea that comes out as almost good because of exceptional execution. That "body" should never have been identifiable as a real human boy, much less as a real Will from just two feet away. That was just…

Strange thing is that her mom actually seemed like the worrying kind when she talked to Nancy. And she was expecting to get a call as soon as Nancy got to the library. And Barb was the super responsible kind. How is her mom not tearing up the police station since hours ago?

That's how it was. My vice principal actually asked me, "why didn't you fight back? You have to decide if you're worth fighting for."

3 reviews of RAW for every 2 reviews of Smackdown :P

For me, the worst part was when RAW drafted Charlotte and the entire stadium exploded in "we want Sasha" chants only for Shane to look uncomfortable and do something totally different. You could hear the crowd deflating in that moment and it set the tone for the rest of Smackdown's drafting.

Erick Rowan and the Vaudevillains below the Shining Stars and Eva Marie?

but they don't sound alike at all, don't move alike at all, and don't get booked alike at all.

On the one had… yes it's freaking Winona, how can you not want to see more of her talent, but on the other, I don't know if I want any grownups to take a very central role in this story… unless they're evil.

At least that confirmed that 11 and the monster are not one and the same. When she recognized Will, I was afraid that she had been the one who had eaten him, but she was with the boys when Brab got snacked on.

Without hair, from certain angles she reminds me of Gordie Lachance, like she could be his long lost sister, which is weirdly appropriate, I guess, since this does for the 80's something similar to what Stand by Me did in the 80s.

And I kept expecting her to release the thumb hammer and whisper a shooting sound. It makes so much sense that she's unaware of the usual conventions of using hand pistols, and that she has only seen automatic guns with silencers being used, but it's still extra chilly that she doesn't complete the action that you're…

Super8 and this is like if two totally different writers/directors were told to make a story about the same thing, totally independently without ever communicating with each other. It's kind of like that movie "New York stories" where the idea of the movie is that 3 different directors tell a story about the exact…

I think everyone in that town knows each other like Winona and the sheriff. I certainly think that they went to the same school, since there's probably only one school there, but they would know each other well even if they were in different grades, since it's so small.

I agree, but I'd add that they also have little nuggets of writing that make certain key cast members shine really quickly. I thought that "It was a 7," was brilliant and it instantly won me over on a character that would only get a couple more minutes of screentime but on whose shoulders would rest the entire…

I guess I'm the 4th one but, although I liked it, I can't help resenting it for having so much potential to so easily be so much better than it got to be.

Not all of them: Mulan. (she just supported a hereditary monarch)

Since this is all about doing the full disclosure thing… I love Lionel Richie.

Since this is all about doing the full disclosure thing… I love Lionel Richie.

I don't think his problem was with telling her that she had been (and probably was still) possessed by a demon. (Although saying that would have probably lost him any chance he still had of ever seeing his daughter again.)

NOOOoooo!
We were this close >|< to having a Seth vs Styles match. That was my dream match, but they were in different feuds so there seemed like there was no chance and suddenly I saw it -almost- coalescing in front of my eyes tonight.