Absolutely. I do think one thing the Internet has done, and perhaps its social media more specifically, but it's created lazy journalism and lazier readers. I get so frustrated by black and white “click bate” that people take at face value. There isn’t as much in-depth “reading-processing-forming an opinion.” People…

Yes, thank you thank you for sharing. I’m an avid top chef watcher and was always curious about the ins and outs of the show. I wanted to try to be a “taster” when they came to Boston, but missed the deadline. I hope Gail was as nice as she seems, I love Gail.

Yes yes yes. Couldn’t put my finger on why I can’t stand Rayna (forgive me, saint Connie Britton and hair) She bugs the shit out of me. So preachy! And yet I tune in week after week. Some melodrama had to capture my attention since I jumped ship from Grey’s after hospital shooting number four.

Right?? I was wondering the same thing. I'm a pre-k educator. Is it only a matter of time before I start sending the kids to the slammer for not sharing the blocks? Utterly ridiculous. They're there to learn and as educators we have to use or best judgement to provide a safe environment where all children, struggling…

Wait. Her name is Doe Deere? And she’s female. Does she sew? Does she run? Does she eat jam and bread? I love this.

I hated Elizabethtown and I (really) hated Aloha. Didn’t Cameron Crowe direct that as well? It takes a lot for me to turn off a schmaltzy love story, but I couldn’t make it through either of those train wrecks.

Remember the episode where the designers were given, like, ten grand instead of the $1000 they usually got? I thought that was so epic at the time. And then Paige went and married a man with the last name Paige. Paige Paige. My 13 year old self thought that was just so hysterical.