The twist is that it will be the heroic story….of the men who engraved her portrait for the $20 bill. Harriet Tubman will only appear in the framing device, a la Private Ryan.

I wish they'd had Davos say something along the lines of, "the Night's Watch is okay for now, but without someone to take charge, they're not going to put up with the Wildlings forever. I know it's a long shot, but we need the Lord Commander back."

I've lived near Titusville and they got that part dead on. In the 60s, it was a boom town and was going to be "America's Spaceport." But when they finally shut down the shuttle program, it was like closing a steel mill. Hopefully it will rebound when the next generation of rockets finally starts lifting off. But right…

I did a double take at the credit card ad Ellie Kemper is currently doing. They straightened her hair and she's wearing more "adult" make up and clothes, and she looks like a different person. It wasn't until she gave the Kimmy grin at the end that I was sure it is her.

And in 20 years we'll have Crackerjack: The Reboot, and they'll bring back to the toy. I've seen this movie before.

Shinobi?

Shattered.

Brando's Marc Antony drives this point home really well, especially the friends, Romans, countrymen speech. It was one of the first times I had seen Shakespeare performed as if it could have been every day dialog. Sir Ian's fascist 30s Richard III is also excellent for this purpose.

Anyone that's seen Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight knows that Billy Zane should have been a much bigger star than he is. Sometimes the breaks just go against you.

Nothing will ever touch the hippies being obsessed with Granny Clampett "smoking crawdads."

He popped up briefly in the Little Britain subplot of Arrested Development's last Fox season. But that was the last I've seen of him.

Jeff Goldblum needs to do a syndicated therapy show.

I know he's not a real doctor. That's probably for the best.

Independence Day. The movie is dumb as a box of rocks, but damned if it isn't an incredible crowd pleaser. The moment when Randi Quaid flies his jet up the belly of the mothership got the second biggest crowd reaction I've ever seen.

(The first is the ending of the original Karate Kid. I worked at a theater during…

Night Andrea is my spirit animal.

Lucifer reminds me of watching The Incredible Hulk as a kid. I keep waiting for the supernatural characters to Hulk Out.

The show is as silly as they come, but Lucifer and Maze seem to be having a blast, and I find that infectious. I'm glad they got a second season.

Last night's episode certainly supports that theory. It was fine place-setting for a series that still has a ways to go. But it was also an aggravating waste of time for a limited term series with this many plates in the air.

"perhaps because they don’t want to move too quickly past the books"

What? At this point, they literally have no choice. B&W have stated they want to wrap this up in 10 hours after this season, 15 tops. Winds of Winter probably won't be released until 2017, and then there's - at least - one more book after that. If…

It's terrible what he became (or revealed himself to be), because even if he didn't act in the show, I would have loved to see Mel Gibson turned loose to direct a few episodes. The dude knows historical drama and can direct the hell out of a battle scene. And even with how gory Thrones is, I suspect Mad Mel could…

Seconded. The actor did some good work with the Kardashian thing, but aside from that, I've found that subplot to be the one weak link in the show. He and Kimmy don't have any chemistry I can see and they're just not funny together.

The worst part is that they continually tease his leaving the show, but he keeps…

Well, she did Constantine, so "comic book movie" was already on her resume.

That's why Mikey (and in a future episode, his family) are some of my favorite things from this season. His honest curiosity of what it means to be gay, and not wanting to mess it up somehow (especially with someone like Tituss who seems to have a LOT of rules) are true and heartwarming. The character could have gone…