I don't know, to me those episodes always looked stupid and not just because they were shoehorned. The domestic violence episode got negated by Beiste going back and then a few episodes later she just said "Oh yeah, we broke up". That doesn't seem like a satisfying conclusion to such a heavy storyline.
The episode…

I actually thought he wasn't that great of an actor, but he did have his moments (beating the fuck out of Brody, most of his singing and, actually, most of season 3 and 4 were quite good for him). I'm quite sad about his death, of course, but I'm incredibly mad over one thing. He was an actor in Glee, so Glee will…

How the hell is there no mention of the soudntrack, which is the best part of the movie? It's essentially "Drive", but with all the songs in the "there's someone in your wardrobe and he has a knife" vibe. It's unbelievably good and if you don't want to see the movie at least give the soundtrack a shot!

Yeah, I know that's not him, but I feel they really look alike. Though I guess the evil ex also has some features from Aubrey Plaza, there's that.

I was fooled into thinking this was made by the same guy who created Greek, while it was actually made by a guy who wrote about 3 episodes of Greek. It's still good, but damn it, I was hoping for that same "feel good thatn a little bad, but mostly good, because yay friendship" vibe and what I got was "feel good, but…

Since this is the internet, I'm sure these ideas were already discussed before, but still:
Speculation time, motherwatchers!
a) They should do an episode told from mother's point of view that goes something like: Traditional opening, kids nearly dead from starvation and sleep deprivation, FutureTed keeps rambling. Then…

I imagine Monk would be a great pair for Rachel.
Both wake up at 8, spend half a day in the bathroom, walk out into the world and immediately go "Don't touch me, I'm a star/I will die".
Or, for that matter, what a twist it would be if Monk was actually Emma's brother? And he'd finally crack the case of who the fuck lets…

God damn it, Glee.
a) Kurt's dad is gonna get so much cancer that it already hurts. Why? Because that's the only logical explanation for the "I wanna marry your son, because holy shit, I just talked to him for, like, a minute" scene. They're trying to make Burt the Jesus of the show. The only other explanation for that…

When it comes to their relationships I actualy think Jimmy is the more decent one. He doesn't lie to Fiona because he wants to, I mean, what would he say? "Hey, dear, I'm a little married to this mafia girl and I might die, but, you know, just saying, still love you. And by the way, if I try to call the cops they will…

Holy shit, that was amazing.
First off, I found my own explanation for the lack of Frank/Debbie scene. Both she and Carl know that Frank is dying, but Carl, being basically a child, isn't that scared, after all sun rays will help!
But Debbie, as she points out several times, is almost an adult. She understands that her…

Okay, I know that since this is Glee the answer to the next question might be "Yes, they mentioned it in that one episode for, like, two times!", but I just need to ask.
Is Finn Hudson mentally challenged? What is wrong with him?
I know most of the ridiculous things on this show can be justified by "They're teens in…

So Paranormal Activity 5 will be about Toby following Katie to the airport, hoping she'll get off the plane. But she's mad at him for possessing other girls, so she's hesitant, but still, she eventually gets off the plane and they go home. And then everybody dies. Because that's just how things are in the Paranormal…

So Paranormal Activity 5 will be about Toby following Katie to the airport, hoping she'll get off the plane. But she's mad at him for possessing other girls, so she's hesitant, but still, she eventually gets off the plane and they go home. And then everybody dies. Because that's just how things are in the Paranormal…

Okay, this may be just me being from a different culture, but the most terrifying thing about the movie, for me, was the fact that they never take off their fucking shoes. Seriously, is that normal in USA?
I mean, the girl comes home from school and goes to lie down. In her shoes.
A family eats dinner. In their shoes.
The…

Okay, this may be just me being from a different culture, but the most terrifying thing about the movie, for me, was the fact that they never take off their fucking shoes. Seriously, is that normal in USA?
I mean, the girl comes home from school and goes to lie down. In her shoes.
A family eats dinner. In their shoes.
The…