"Can you think of another popular show that went away and then came back five years later with the same cast?”

What do Americans like about Rebel Wilson? I'm asking as an Australian who can't stand her.

Scottish Rebel Wilson?

Anyone else find it a bit odd that after 2 seasons of using real celebrity names (Naomi Watts, Scott Wolf, Cameron Crowe) in this episode we've suddenly got Jurj Clooners and Lernernerner DiCapricorn?
I mean, don't get me wrong, they're funny names, but it's just a bit weird.

Scott and Ramona get together in the comics too though.

The biggest problem I have with introducing people to Fringe is that most of its best episodes, such as White Tulip and Firefly, contain so many spoilers for the overarching plot that watching them as an entry point would ruin a lot of what makes the show great.

Yeah, no, they definitely are not.

Mr Robot

Him drinking people's blood wasn't a big enough hint?

He's clearly talking about Zoolander 2.

One time he looked in a mirror. He's never been the same since.

It also listed Dillinger, John's predecessor.

I wouldn't want to be the man who gives her a failing grade, I hear she's got a little "Allahu Akbar" in her…

YES! Thank you, this was the first thing I thought of.

He could have been Australian!
WE EXIST TOO, DAMMIT!

I think you mean " Rawson Marshall Thurber, director of Dodgeball"

Saw the trailer and thought "Oh, that could be ok", but seeing here that it's by Shane Black definitely has me excited. He really is the best at what he does.

Pretty surprised that Liv never reconciled with her family. Kept expecting some semi halfassed forgiveness to occur, but nope. Genuinely dead to her family. Kudos for sticking to your guns on that one, writers.

Ok, now I want a Spoiler Space for what exactly happens at the end of this thing…

You guys need to stop writing these on an empty stomach…