All of you people who are angry—since "regrew" didn't mean regrew, what were you expecting from the article? What things fall within the acceptable phenomena for "regrew"?

Cassie Clare can plagiarise anyone. Call it a gift.

Which big companies are so concerned? I've found that most of them don't care. Some individual authors care, but it's a very possessive "I made this!" sort of a thing rather than the scenario you describe. By and large the networks are mostly "just put it somewhere I don't have to see it" and everyone keeps doing…

It's pretty possible for any fictional character to not meet any official diagnosis—their responses aren't predicated on biology and medicine—they're based on plot requirements. So he might be Asperger's one day, some sort of idiot savant the next, psychopath for the season finale...

Very few writers are going to accept the things that should come hand in hand with an accurate diagnosis. Firstly—everything has to be written to conform with that diagnosis from there on in, and secondly, eagle eyes are going to be turned on the work, and fairly or not, it will be held up as a symbol of the…

A psychopath doesn't get to pick and choose what they're detached from, though. It's an all or nothing proposition. So, his attachments to Watson and Mrs. Hudson fail him on that criterion. It doesn't matter if he's detached from Mycroft and every single case. Those two are all it takes.

Fans of Jeremy Renner?

I was excited for the franchise based on my love of the books, and it took me until the migraine of the third movie to realise I was being stupid, and they weren't magically going to be what I wanted. Der.

Yes, ,you're right. I have learnt the error of my ways, reading your posts and basking in your pithy wisdom. You have truly taught me a lesson.

UCLA Westwood's pretty good.

You must have mistaken me for someone who remembers you're alive when I can't see your name on my screen. Trust me, I'm extremely relaxed. But you're kinda cute when you snap.

Maybe *that's* how I needed to phrase it. My "You can't just assume a successful movie director can translate to the small screen." got me some defensive response.

It was, in fact, a dig.

I wonder why you commented.

The great man is he who does not lose his child-heart.

Yup. Agreed.

That makes this mandatory.

I think the moment of wonder and the buildup to it is all it has going for it by the time it's gone off the rails.

Don't laugh. I have magnet wristbands sitting on my shelf that someone sent me to help me with the pain. There comes a point where you try anything that doesn't say "Poison" on the bottle—at least not in English.