The in utero visuals of an upside down, creepily distorted Jessica telling yet-to-be-born Eddie, "Baby, this is your Mother, You're going to date a Chinese girl." was inspired.

Just to echo what others have said, the focus on Eddie was cut back and the rest of the cast have shown they're ready for prime time, including and especially Eddie's crew, who behave like real, if slightly odd, kids, as opposed to precocious little adults saying things no kid would ever say.

…Craig Parker yanks off his shirt and goes to town with some Wolverine brass knuckles…

Watching this show followed by Jane the Virgin is like a one-two punch of crazy, fast-moving plot twists, and while the latter is grounded by the heart of the main character, Reign seems to revel in its freedom to veer wildly from one crazy reveal to the next.

A show about a troubled young woman from an advanced background and education working far below her talents and reluctantly becoming more connected with those around her with the help of talking animal heads and even possibly finding love with the guy whose former partner brutally betrayed him?

If Fuller does for Trek what he did for Hannibal, then it's going to be a critically acclaimed darling with almost no audience and will be unceremoniously pulled off the air after a hasty yet operatic conclusion.

The Mockingjay mock-up seems to me closer to how Katniss was described in the books than Jennifer Lawrence with a dark wig.

True story: In high school we had the chance to see a live production of
Macbeth, so I and a few other Bard-loving and/or theater-loving loving students went, including one who wasn't particularly known for his love of either.

The only thing I remember about drawing faces is that the distance between the eyes should be about the width of an eye, which many of the fan artists seemed to have remembered, though apparently not how to draw a realistic and proportional eye in the first place.

Good point, especially since the modern U.S. soldier, as our leaders like to boast, is a professional, highly trained, duty bound, and often sent far from home.

I've never been to a military base in the U.S., though as a boy scout we used to hold our meetings in the local National Guard armory, so I have no idea what the security procedures are around weapons and ammo, but I would like to believe that even the most carefully planned theft of large quantities of either would…

For his part Steele, rang in on a handful of questions, though he only managed to answer a few of them correctly.

And they don't come anywhere close to his conciseness, accuracy, or ability to convey an entire game with some well-chosen facts and observations.

How would a modern U.S. civil war even work?

When certain commenters upvoted you, you felt more validated than might be expected in a sea of anonymous voices, but Miss Anthropy was one of those commenters and far from anonymous, her voice easily recognized by its strength, wit, fearlessness, and charm.

The Disney film was pretty faithful to the book, if I remember both the movie and book correctly, but was tepid and lifeless, less like an adventure and more like a series of chores for the kids.

Each contestant got their own category seemingly tailor-made for them, though for different reasons: "Meet the Press" for Todd (current profession), "Ballet" for Cupp (danced professionally earlier in life), and "Birds of a Feather" for Franzen (his charity is for the birds), though you wouldn't have known it by their…

Franzen's charity was AMERICAN BIRD CONSERVANCY, after all, so it wouldn't be surprising if he did have birds and would have preferred cleaning out their cages, which it makes it all the more disappointing that he didn't do better in the first-round bird category.

Too bad Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is in the public domain as the descendents of Robert Louis Stevenson could really be cleaning up after having the eponymous character show up on at least two shows within the a week of each other.

Not just bad, but Force-choke bad, while Mr. Gold lives up to his namesake with $100 bellboy tips for a meal that probably cost a third that and which he didn't even touch.