The question we are left with is: Will our trio notice their lack of struggle? Will they recognize that they are less human without it?

The issues I'm having with "Under The Dome" rest solely on my shoulders. My enjoyment of the show is hampered by my inability to separate the TV show from the book. My brain keeps trying to watch Stephen King's "Under The Dome" when what I am really watching is Brian K Vaughan's "Under The Dome". This week is the…

I have a friend who misuses "literally" all the time. I'm not sure if he picked it up from "Parks & Rec" or had always done it. When I saw this a couple of days ago, I informed him that I was going to slap him in the face every time he misuses the word from here on out. Sadly, this is probably what I should have…

I am content to be in the minority here, because I found the funeral scenes much more compelling than the Vampire Great Escape crap. The funeral had way more emotional impact and was very nicely done.

I'm calling this Fan Fiction Friday and using it as my justification to stay home from work the next two days.

This episode gave us a glimpse of who the real hero of True Blood is.

I feel kind of horrible that the dialogue in my head was "Why the hell is Clay Aiken shilling for Canadian potato chips?" before realizing it was Martin Short.

Just a minor #correction...

Gonna go out on a limb and say that the April 16th release date is a typo since the trailer says August.

It's definitely the Marriott Marquis, but I don't know if it's Dragon*Con. Not nearly crowded enough for the usual Dragon*Con shots. Might have been MomoCon from a couple of weeks back which was in the Hilton and may have spilled over.

That would be March 18th, actually. Was reported on at the end of last week.

My comment was really intended to be commentary on the fact that pretty much the first dozen comments were "dude...he's huge" or some variation there of.

Hey...has anyone noticed that this guy is overweight?

And yet, I would rather watch a "Not the TMNT XXX" movie than whatever Michael Bay ends up putting out. I bet the plot would be more coherent.

I want that inside me.

Curly Bill Brocius said it best

I've seen every episode of Fringe. And the Lost reference there weren't nearly as painful. The only way it would have been worse this past episode is is Ruby had handed her the book and then looked straight into the camera and done an exaggerated wink.

I'm just waiting for the episode where some pointless background character goes missing. And they're named Walter. Because I think the world needs more people yelling "WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALT!!!!"

Ruby giving Belle a copy of Verne's "The Mysterious Island" made my brain hurt and I had to say out loud "Are you fucking kidding me?"

I saw the headline and the lead-in photo and I didn't even have to look to see who was responsible this. It could only be Bricken. Now if you'll excuse me, I need some scotch.