Jack's "oh, fuck this" resolution to Evil Catelyn Stark was one of my favorite moments of television that year.

One of my top five Marvel movies. LOVED IT.

Claire and Chris Redfield are main characters in the survival horror game series, Resident Evil (they might also pop up in the movies but I don't pay enough attention to those).

No, I obviously really believe they have little cellphones.

I dunno, man. Someone once told me that wasps have little cell phones they use and that sounds more plausable to me.

Enjoyed this episode quite a bit (mostly due to the Bond references). This is a fun little show. It reminds me a little of Fringe (strong female lead, alternate timelines/realities, bad guys doing something we don't yet understand whilst using advanced technology etc) and, whilst it's not (yet) the equal of that show,…

Konnie Huq was one of my first childhood crushes. Initially I was jealous when I heard that Charlie Brooker had married her but, after becoming a huge fan of his work, I'm just happy that she married someone who is awesome instead of some boring pop star or whatever.

One of my favorite episodes of television this year. As the show played its hand and I started thinking of all the people I've lost over the years and how wonderful it would be to see them again - young and beautiful and happy - I'll admit that I had something in my eye.

The ending is joke, using the blackest of humor. Cooper Redfield - or C. Redfield (for those gamers who didn't spot the pun) - enters a game designed to make him confront his greatest fears. As it turns out, his greatest fear isn't spiders or the bully from his childhood or even alzheimer's itself; it's calling his…

Real shame to see people talking about other episodes in the comments, instead of waiting for their respective reviews. I was looking forward to the discussion here but, as someone who is only half way through the season, I'm too scared about scrolling down in case I run into a wall of spoilers.

Big fan of Community but have to disagree about it doing this "premise a thousand times better".

I've been pleasantly surprised by this show. I thought it was going to be another terrible paint-by-numbers show named after a popular movie, but I've become somewhat riveted by this tale of two broken men trying to save a family from evil.

* Leaps on top of the porn to protect it in case there's a third attack *

Is it true that Tom Holland can only be captured on-film using dutch angles?

And her name is Deborah Harrie.

Is the upcoming movie of the same name based on that book? Sorry, I don't know why I'm asking you instead of just using Google! ETA: Yes, it is.

The actor is saying he's only watched up until episode three of Luke Cage, not that he appears in it.

Where's the Stan Lee cameo????!

I will admit that I wasn't looking forward to this, but the marketing has convinced me to at least check out the first episode. I thought this was going to be a typical CBBC show (i.e light and fluffy) but it seems they're aping the likes of Buffy which gets my attention. If there's actual stakes, decent writing and…

All of my terrible life choices have suddenly been redeemed by the fact that I am still alive to receive BG&E2!