I feel so sad for Principal Wood in Lies My Parents Told Me.

I can't stand The Big Band Theory.

"Buffy — I'm here to kill you, not to judge you."

When I first watched Angel, I couldn't get into it and I think that's because I was expecting something lighter, and so all the darkness inherent in Angel the character and, by extension, the world he inhabits, didn't ring true. I just couldn't get into it.

I like Buffy's shorter haircut.

I just noticed that the park with the carousel in Buffy: Shadow S5E8 is the same park used for some of the scenes in Greys Anatomy where Meredith's mother leaves her when she runs after her lover.

From what I got from the backstory related by Owen & Amanda: she'd been held captive for a long time and was found, near death, but still viable enough to have her on two long flights.

Stabbing doesn't create a great spectacle. It doesn't offer as satisfying a picture as windows being blown out from the force of an oxygen-fueled fire. That's so much more dramatic!

Remember that he had a surgical blade to her throat most of the time and a tight grip on her. It doesn't take a lot of effort to push a surgical blade through skin—and especially the skin on a person's neck.

I cried so hard when Wes died. :(

I cried so hard when Wes died. :(

Hello.

Hello.

She's also a Magician-Doctor (Prof. Sunderland) on _The Magicians_! I love Anne Dudek.

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Because the original book is about Offred, not them.

Hydra Fitz is fastidious.

A god or goddess' act of grace will come only from them and only as they consider it interesting or … whatever.

You said this so well. Yes. That's exactly Persephone's POV.

Persephone says to Reynard: You have greatly disappointed me. (Or, something like that.) Interesting, that the word chosen was the soft "disappointed" and not "angered" or something equally strong. The clue in that word is that goddess—even one who was kidnapped—views the violation of a human (even a human w/whom she…