In as much as Feminism is 'technically' discrimination according to some bright souls, sure. I guess. Maybe.

What you're saying is: The name should've been Dr. Cal Lightman. Because then I'd be calling this the Greatest Show Ever in the History of Ever.

If only someone knew that! I can't believe they didn't research this incredibly obscure fact, and maybe put a line of dialogue which acknowledges it.

Haha! She's got some great moments. I also adore the celebration after she finds the money he left her. Now, I have a hankering to watch that movie for the umpteenth time. For science.

I'm disappointed the writers of that red carpet bit didn't know Orphan Black well enough to have made it about canned mangoes instead of beans.

She was my everything in Grosse Pointe Blank.

Best part is that Fox had him on to help promo his new show but it might have just backfired.

Oh, it was already a-ragin' on Twitter seconds afterwards. From Buzzfeed to Ellen Degeneres (though I doubt she was really raging).

Yes, but will there be any badasses?

FTR: I was killing time, too. Seemed like we were all nitpicking one way or another. Not sure what I was doing differently but, okiedoke. Shutting up.

But here's why I took issue with your statement. It isn't hyperbole. It is mischaracterization of her comment. If I said, "Gosh, I don't like the taste of tangerines," I'd be (a) mad, because tangerines are yummy, and (b) talking only about tangerines.

"…was like a slap in the face."

I'm rather sure that there is no ledger which accords Good and Bad reasons for authors to do whatever the hell they want with their works. It's fine if you don't like it. That's your call.

You mean like when she titled the first book "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?"

"Hermione and Ron weren't supposed to end up together," is not at all what she said. Yeesh. I'm not even a fan of the books (liked the movies, though) and I know this. Mountains and molehills, chum.

We haven't started yet! C'mon, who threw that? Who threw that stone?

This is, in fact, the truth of his origin. At least, the evil part.

His name is Robert Paulson!

She's attention-whoring no more than anyone else on Twitter. But, sure, it's her fault her account gets picked over when she talks about Harry Potter things or responds to other tweets.

Dang it! Outgeek'd. You win, sir. You win.