Apparently awarding "everything" to American Hustle is now equal to awarding them only three of the awards that people might care about.

It's too limiting writing with a baby in the group. Everything you want to write, you always have to take the baby into consideration, because the audience is going to ask "What about the baby?" Best the get rid of it.

I think Zack Handlen would be better off reviewing Little House on the Prairie if he wants hope and happiness in his television.

"… rather than the normal clip show."

They need to start talking less about how "dreamy" Thor is, talk less about that battle in New York, and they need to start introducing more minor Marvel Universe characters such as Graviton.

This gets a C+, yet the terribly boring opener of Agents of SHIELD gets a B? This was far and away a better episode than anything Agents of SHIELD has yet to produce.

The falling ratings must be telling them something is seriously wrong with the show.

One of them is Scottish.

At what point do the reviews of the first two or three episodes catch up to the filming? Are we at the point where commentary on the show has reached the writers' room and that impact can be felt/seen? At what point is that? Episode eight? Ten? Twelve?

It would be better if they could just get part of the first season right.

The writer for this review is different than the writer for last week's review. This show simply sucks.

Is this a government website?

"We understand that some people fear change."

Holy fuck this new site design is terrible. I can't add my own grade to shows anymore? No more sidebars, where it was EASY to find new stories. Now I have to endlessly fucking scroll to find new and recent articles.

Holy fuck this new site design is terrible. I can't add my own grade to shows anymore? No more sidebars, where it was EASY to find new stories. Now I have to endlessly fucking scroll to find new and recent articles.

I'm also pretty sure the producers seed a bunch of long bamboo poles around each camp, and the tribes have to go out to seach and retrieve them. I saw no bamboo in the area, which is "odd" considering the amount of bamboo they "found."

I'm also pretty sure the producers seed a bunch of long bamboo poles around each camp, and the tribes have to go out to seach and retrieve them. I saw no bamboo in the area, which is "odd" considering the amount of bamboo they "found."

Who the hell is going to recognize Jeff Kent because their boyfriend likes baseball? I sense that the producers pick someone at random to give this information too, so that there's some developing drama throughout the first few episodes.

Who the hell is going to recognize Jeff Kent because their boyfriend likes baseball? I sense that the producers pick someone at random to give this information too, so that there's some developing drama throughout the first few episodes.