Almost seven seasons of The Good Wife have made very hard for me to digest these kinds of nonsensical trial plots. But even then, it was still fun to see the show remembering for once that Laurel is supposed to be a lawyer that has an actual job apart from being a vigilante.

One thing I really liked about Ultimate X-Men (or more specifically, Ultimate Comics: X) is the admission by Jean Gray that Xavier most likely selected his X-Men out of the probably thousands of troubled mutants out there to be these young attractive teenagers that would serve him well as icons on his pro-mutant…

Never saw it that way (and now that I see it, it doesn't really bother me) and it's not like I have "straight lenses" over my eyes.

Joss always had trouble because the network would not give them the renewal notice until at least spring and the actors, crew and everyone involved with Angel never really knew if they would have a job during that year or if they should accept (or be on the lookout for) other jobs.

I've never watched Angel (I was through the third season of Buffy last year but for some reason stopped), but the first time I read what ended the show, I thought it was hilarious.

I just wish Veronica Mars had gotten a fair chance, but it was in all respects a casualty of the merger between UPN and The WB. Its third season was unrecognizable.

Weepy about what didn't happen or weepy about what would've happened?

I wish Veronica Mars had existed in this era. Its third season and further destiny would've possibly been a lot different.

How many seasons until Supernatural is starred by androids made to look like Jensen Ackles and Jared Paladecki?

I don't normally comment much, but I can't help but wonder where does this outcry for representation comes from. I'm not straight and certainly not white and I don't go looking specifically for entertainment that depicts people similar to me. When I saw Lexa and Clarke, I didn't see two lesbians hooking up, I saw two…

Why do all the articles regard the stories of the games? Is there no love for mechanics and design?

inb4 The grave from the flashforward belongs to Amanda Waller. Oliver swears he will kill all of the WB's executives.

I'll second this one.

What about the Simpsons references?

I guess its time I say I haven't seen Twin Peaks, though I've heard it's awesome. I should get to watch both.

Can anyone tell me if Broadchurch is any good? I don't think I've ever heard anything about that show, but it seems to have David Tennant so it can't be all that bad. Opinions?

There's also Ultimate X4, though it wasn't that good.