They need an actual top heel to hold the belt until Mania. If that happens, then all the title belts will be on heels, and if it’s an NXT guy then they will hold all the titles. But mostly, the thing that is lacking is a scary heel character that can go toe-to-toe with the top faces. Rollins is an amazing wrestler who…

The whole baby doll aspect of No Doubt really creeps me out. I was in a nostalgic 90’s mood last night and decided to watch some old music videos, and I just couldn’t get through one No Doubt video. She seems like an uncanny android.

Holy shit, this is one of the most pedantic, crotchety genre defenses and take downs I’ve read in a while.

I bet you disarmed him with your smile.

Fuck yeah, Furr’s! Through out my whole high school career there stood a dilapidated and abandoned one right across the street from my school. Their food was pretty great, though (not really).

I spent 2 months with 150 middle school students during a STEM summer camp. The only time I touched a student was when he almost fell down the stairs. Unless immediate physical harm is going to happen, you don’t touch a student. Let that shit ride out, if the student wants to be an asshole, let them. Then deal with it…

Person of Interest already covered this and it did not go very well.

Suit em up before you send em out. Always sound advice.

That’s fine. You and others can like her as much you want. I just don’t think she’s very funny, is all.

Bayley disagrees.

Bees? Temples? Mormon, perhaps?

She can be mildly funny in very specific circumstances. Otherwise, she’s just painful to watch.

Flash hinges on two things in its first season: the relationship between Barry and Wells, and the balls out mythology of the whole thing. It’s also a network show. Give it a little bit of time, it certainly picks up about half way through.

That’s kind of where the jobs are, hoss.

Maria Bamford and Tig Notaro are the first that come to mind. My preference for comedy tends to swing toward the more absurd side, though.

There are at least two Whedon alumns, three from Orange is new Black, and Keith Mars is a mob boss. The casting is very good. Oh, also, two from Justified.

I only just started the second season. I really like it as a whole, but Jim Caviezel sounds like a dubbed 70s movie.

Person of Interest has reaffirmed my love for Amy Acker. She does cheerful menace better than anyone.

I was working in hospitality when the happened. Under no circumstance do you ever everevereverever give out a person’s room number. If somebody calls and asks for that person, then you can transfer them up. I’ve gotten so many moms/kids/drunk dudes yell at me because I wouldn’t give them the room number of their…

I saw Dan in Real Life and fucked right the hell out of there. That movie is tepid water sitting too long on the railing of an old porch in some sleepy New England town.