Yep.

Story matters at AMC.  Unless we're talking about The Walking Dead where gory matters.

I don't know what channel any of these networks are on with my cable.  I guess I'll just have to keep not watching them.

If he doesn't say, "You are SO gone, girl!" at some point, then I don't understand why you would cast Tyler Perry in this.

Snake blowjobs are the subtlest thing Ryan Murphy has ever done.

I think Dakota Johnson's scene in "The Social Network" was the perfect audition for this movie.

You're killing IndependentGeorge!

Not to be a pedantic asshole, but I'm going to be a pedantic asshole and point out that the Hollywood Reporter article said Snyder approached Affleck first while the studio also contacted Ryan Gosling and Josh Brolin to gauge their interests, in case Affleck passed and it only mentions that Gosling passed on the…

He also did an uncredited rewrite of "She's All That".

PUNK-ASS BOOK JOCKEYS.

Name the character "Hart", team him up with Saul Goodman in a 48 Hrs-style series called "Hart & Saul" and you got yourself CBS' biggest hit of the 1985 fall season.

Vaya con Dios, brah.

You just made me vomit in my own mouth, so yes, yes it is.

What's it like being so wrong?

Just make the Unbreakable sequel already.  What do you have to lose, Shyamalan?

But what about the SHIELD agent, Tony Stark caught playing Galaga on the Helicarrier?

The episode where Juggernaut crosses paths with Gladiator culminating in Juggernaut being thrown clear across the ocean with one hand blew my mind when it first aired after having seen the previous appearances of Juggernaut being his unstoppable self.

But he did compare having to fight a plagiarism lawsuit as an accusation worse than if he "blew up a school bus full of retarded children."  So there's that.

I wasn't too sorry to see it go.  That last season was bogged down in too many tedious subplots and The Reach were incredibly boring villains.

I prefer to believe that the Cars films don't exist at all.