I contend that it's completely different. Women know all too well what it's like to be a man; we're still the default gender, and that goes double for explicitly masculine subcultures like geekdom. Men, on the other hand, rarely have insight into the position of being a woman. We've never had to learn, and the straw…

I didn't know this article was written to you specifically.

"It's Supernatural" is a Christian show on the far end of the woo-woo spectrum. I highly recommend watching it once. Once.

No. Pretty much to every sentence you wrote.

Somehow Person of Interest went from being a show I watched every so often to the one thing on television I refuse to miss. The Walking Dead and Homeland can wait, but this show just does what it does so well. Even the mediocre episodes have a hokey charm that I can't resist. It's like an ultra-paranoid version of The…

I was always wondering what a king and a Shakespeare character would agree on.

I was right there with you.

What's it like? The first season was demented trash that jumped wildly between being great and absolutely awful. Jessica Lange and Denis O'Hare are fantastic, Dylan McDermott is not.

I did not know any of these facts. And I was all ready to write something like 'This list is FAIL in my book IMHO' or 'I'm sorry but meh.' You know, true internets-style criticism.

It's not spoiling too much with Game of Thrones to say that a sequence is "notorious."

"Rock-volution: It's Been A While".

This show should have been a nu-metal rock opera about the members of Staind trying to restore the power so they can keep crafting their power-emo rock ballads. Along the way they discover that a John Denver cyborg is responsible for rewriting the laws of physics in order to bring back '70s-style acoustic…

Except for... all of it. Zing and so forth.

+ lots.

It doesn't work that way.

I'd give it a little more time. Fringe is pretty good at taking what look like stock stuff and turning it into something much richer.

Ancient humanity probably found this old house in the woods and they were like "Let's split up. We'll cover more ground this way." And ever since, god has been chasing us down and killing us one by one.

Hey, at least we aren't hearing about Hunger Games and Battle Royale anymore.

It's guano, maybe.

Don't let the trailers fool you: Dredd and The Master actually use the same footage. P.T. Anderson just dubbed in the voices of Hoffman and Phoenix.