Isn't it the Stormlight Archive?

I was really hoping it'd be Craig Ferguson.

Oh Rob. The entire book is actually about Elena coming to realize that the parts of her personality she doesn't like about herself have nothing to do with being a werewolf, that its just her personality. And that its okay to accept that people love her anyway, even if those people happen to be werewolves who…

Oh man. Of all the tricks Joss has pulled, that was the one that broke me.

"This scene, I'm having trouble with it. Thor is swinging his hammer around, you know the helicopter thing he does, and he's going to attack a giant elf in front of him, then turn and say something to Jane, but I can't think of anything that doesn't sound corny"

In my mind I'm picturing Joss Whedon replacing Nick Fury in the opening of the Avengers. Helicopter touches down, Whedon steps off, a pair of sunglasses on, dramatic trench coat being kicked up by the helicopter blades, pauses dramatically for a moment as he surveys the movie set in front of him, then skips off away…

You know what they say. Everybody's working for the peak-end.

You left out the most important part of the episode:

Nice. Very nice.
You go, Vancouver!
Don't let Christy Clark, pull ya down.

He's a real talent. You have to wonder how they'll keep him on the show. He's already developing a movie career...

KENZI!!!!

Amen. He's the best thing about the show. The character AND the actor.

Stiles rules.

+1,000,000,032 points for including Stiles, the true star of Teen Wolf.

Well, he gets plenty of love on this site, it seems, but he's highly underrated to the unwashed masses, imho:

Since others have repped for John Noble already, I'll go ahead and nominate Anna Torv.

Mark Sheppard has done Firefly, BSG, Supernatural, and more. He's always brilliant.

Currently, I'd have to say...