On average it raises from 0.5 (live) to 1.3 (+DVR after one week). Again, that is pretty good and the only concern was that it keeps losing viewers.

Ratings keep falling. I don't think it was really in danger but it is certainly not "one of the most-watched dramas", even on cable.

This is the worst use of technology since the new comment system.

Both groups are extremely aggressive, and vicious online. There must be a lot of overlap, just read comments for the "Iron Fist" review.

Not to mention Trump collaborator Bob Iger, the CEO of Disney.

So there is a god. Either that, or "Legion" was canceled but we all live inside David's mind now.

Just watch both at the same time along with Arrow, Designated Survivor, The 100 and The Magicians.

They need to stop fighting and come together to denounce the new comment system.

"a quick plug for his current (non-stereotypical) role as White House Press Secretary Seth Wright on ABC’s Designated Survivor."

"Ryan Coogler is a sell out!", he added.

"Saw" made $105 million ($57M in the US) on a $1.2M budget. The horror genre alone has probably a few more examples.

What does this have to do with Marco Rubio?

It could even reach $160 million because it is having great (small) drops at the box office; if it can survive the "Beauty and the Beast" juggernaut that is.

The article suggests that successful directors can hope to later direct Marvel movies, "Jurassic World", "King Kong" or "The Amazing Spider-Man"; so it was obviously ironic.

The premise of this movie is almost worse than the new comment system.

He also wrote the entire story during that trip to the coffee shop.

The last season of "Dexter" was in the 'so bad, it's good' category, so there is still hope for the second half of "Iron Fist"!

Not sure what Collider is but here are some of their other scoops:

You two have have either serious reading comprehension problems, or a great imagination.

"I no Kung-Fu."