Fridays
8 p.m.: Hell’s Kitchen
9 p.m.: The Exorcist

No! He's just the tabloid's latest flavor of the week because he's a British actor playing a spy role. Nobody from EON has announced anything about anything. They don't currently even have a deal with a studio to make a new film so we're a long way away from any recasting, and it's still Daniel Craig's to say yes or…

Fuck, no. I keep hearing this, and I don't understand it. I didn't want Idris Elba either, but at least I understood that. Why does anyone think this bug-eyed, mincing upper class twit with a permanent rictus grin who looks like he'd struggle against a stray gust of wind, would be appropriate?

I wonder if Dorian has a maid to clean up all his shit.

I'm sure they keep a vat of blood handy for when they have company.

Walking dead. Watched the pilot, one of the most boring things I'd ever seen, never looked at it again.

It's too good in syndication. A rerun gets a 1.1 every weeknight on TBS, that's better than most original cable shows.

Quick, is it too late for a Save Bordertown campaign? Start sending Fox er…some tacos?

What he got you gotta not get that put in you

I've seen it suggested that the main reason they paired Roger up with Patrick Macnee in the first half is that Macnee made Rog look youthful and energetic by comparison! And I'm always amused that for his sendoff, they give Rog love scenes with four(!) different women.

I think Walken brings his typical off-kilter-ness to kind of a stock Bond Villain role and makes it interesting. Some of his bizarre choices - making oddball noises as he's looking up Bond's file on his computer, laughing as he's about to plunge to his death, and cackling as he machine guns his own men, lend an air of…

I've been enjoying Bordertown(RIP). It has that energy and ten-jokes-a-minute spirit that early Family Guy had.

You mean that classic Disney family comedy with pedophile overtones?

Wait…is this intended to be a World Cup anthem? It makes a lot more sense that way.

If James Franco was playing Bjorn Borg, the headline would have just exploded.

Heh I actually remember seeing some of his more infamous moments. I remember him screaming "chalk dust!!!" , arguing that the ball had hit the line.

It's a regular one hour time slot according to my cable guide

I originally thought Proctor might finally be caught and jailed for the finale, but as soon as Banshee introduced the cartel into the equation, that's pretty much a TV death warrant. So I'm calling it that Proctor and Burton both die, and Calvin Bunker too since he's gone full killing spree.
And I get a vibe that at…

Great episode, even with the dorky serial killer. Felt like "classic Banshee" for the first time this year. Many good scenes - Burton's Reservoir Dogs style offscreen gore spree, Calvin finally snapping (btw that guy was his boss from the season premiere where Calvin fantasized about murdering him) and then walking…

Yes Rebecca stuck her hand down his pants, and she quickly had a horrified look on her face, so I guess its implied that Burton is "not all there"