Gettin' Bi was a COMPLETE DELIGHT. (I realized I was bisexual a few days before this song first went on the internet.) I smiled THE ENTIRE TIME. (and smiled at Maya and her OH ME TOO I'M SO GLAD I'M NOT ALONE :D) It's both a delight and a big f you to the complete absence of the word "bisexual" on TV in general…

Geez. People with money.

I saw the trailer for this after finding out that Meryl Streep is doing a movie based off the same thing. This looks better.

I saw a trailer for this movie before Deadpool and it almost gave me motion sickness, oh my god. I stay away from first-person games that don't have any sort of anti-motion sickness settings and this movie would be two hours of nausea

The series peaked at Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, honestly. That game was ridiculous and fun.

Have you read the description of the movie's Laughing Man? It's appalling

DAMMIT. THE ONE TIME TV CHARACTERS CAN HEAR ME AND I BLEW IT.

Oh I know. I know. Didn't stop me from being angry about it.

The season 2 time.

I never expected to get legitimately emotional about Mick Rory. I mean, we didn't see him die, no body equals not dead.

This doesn't quite fit, but when the Luther TV movie insinuated that Alice Morgan was dead, my interest in whatever story they were trying to tell dropped MASSIVELY.

the season 2 and 3 finales consisted of me chanting KILL STAMPER KILL STAMPER and being massively disappointed when that didn't happen. (Or, in Season 2's case, the opening of s3 confirmed that he was alive)

Season one was legitimately good. And…yeah.

I can deal with that kind of gross. The massive rape-y aspects of the "Curtis gets a new superpower where he can turn into a woman" episode got too much for me and I was like "nope I'm out"

I kinda backseat-watched the show - I watched the second 2/3 of the first season in passing when my sis did it, and came in and out when she watched the second season, but, yeah. Of course they kill off my favorite character - I loved Lillian. (also Masters was unbearable but, y'know. Lots of anger about Lillian.)

The story really did lose a lot of steam after that thing. (and the finale really is super satisfying)

The rest of season 2 was pretty good, season 3 was mostly wheel-spinning, and, well, Season 4 has only been out for an hour and a half. (They haven't killed off Stamper yet, sadly. I hate that guy.)

I quit watching Chuck after Bryce died? Switched to watching White Collar instead for my Matt Bomer fix.

I think I quit partway through s3 because things just got too gross and the writing got too bad

I mean, Motoko Kusanagi is basically "Jane Excalibur" so they *could* do that.