I like the actress playing Bill, but I agree with you. She's written as a moron.

I'm not on Facebook, but if I were to challenge Facebook I'd treat it as "your grandma's social media." My ads would show prim and proper family smiling for the camera on Facebook, and then the kids go to a different social media to relax and hang out without judgy Aunt Bertha around.

Here's a tip (I'm on a distant tangent here), but when you do the ice-cream test don't leave out Argentina. Between Italian gelato and Argentinian, the Argentinian is better.

The Cure got booted from my playlists in college. I had a self-aware moment when I asked myself, "Why am I listening to all of this depressing music?" The deeper meaning was lost and I moved on.

Hell is where the British are the cooks.

I, like the avclub, thought that this was a show worth watching. I, like the avclub, was wrong.

Meet the Most Interesting Goose in the World.

I haven't seen BB, and I'm having no problem following BCS. It
feels like an advantage - the story could go anywhere. The characters are multidimensional and mysterious.

Free advice to the writers: Give the Daleks a break for a few (several) seasons.

This segment is painfully dull, and the book is simply a money grab.

That's what you get when you start filming a season before the book is finished!

My Own Private Idaho. My grandfather made his way into a shot while they were filming. The entire family went - parents, grandparents, my sister and I (at 8 and 10 years old)…

This is a great article, but it needs a part 2. Dive into the spices, tell us about more than just salt and vanilla. Let us feel like armchair experts.

…and (as an aside) Quentin needs a boost in power. He still seems like a flunky from the magic school, while everyone else can do stuff. His knowledge of the Fillory books is no longer a benefit, he's starting to feel like emo dead weight.

This show is my favorite piece of Marvel media, bar none. None of my friends started watching this show when it began, they are catching up now. I predict a large bump in ratings from season 1 to season 2. Keep up the great work, writers!

Not at ALL! We were close to Alec not playing Donald, but we were unable to avoid the fate.

Ditto for SNL. To think that we were that close to having an actor who might have put time into preparing for their role and who would be available to participate in the sketches.

This show is so good in so many ways. I love the actors (all of them, down to the vilified dad) and the sets, but the tension/stakes aren't quite landing for me. Time and time again, I think that the directing isn't quite up to the quality of everything else. For example, when the car is going to roll into the water…

From the renassaince of the late 80s/early 90s, in order…

You'll need some rum. Pirates love rum.