He was shifted into Barry. They could've just found the 'real' Barry. I mean, how could they "make him shift" anyway.

Wow, okay, the AV Club has gone off the rails. How often is Arrow taken to task for a character misstep or a plot device that doesn't quite gel—yet THIS mess gets a B+???

I can barely even remember what we were arguing about. It feels so long ago…

Of course I read the article, you jackass. (And if you're replying to ME you can say, "Did YOU read the artice?")

Did the author ever consider that there ARE good reasons for Jamie's actions being altered from the book? Jamie had one memorable scene in the second season—luring a poor young man who idolized him into becoming an unwilling casualty in Jamie's plot to escape Catelyn Stark. He was an absolute villain—as he was in the…

The person who wrote this article is a COMPLETE moron. First of all, Rick is hardly the LEAST interesting character on The Walking Dead—a show FILLED with pointless characters who go/went nowhere. Remember T-Dogg? Yeah.

Whoa… So wait… WHO exactly are you saying is MORE interesting than Rick? That void of personality with a katana? This terrible version of the gov? The chick everyone thinks is a lesbian? Any of the interchangeable black men on the show? That dude from the farm or his strodling daughter?

Tom's youngest sons are played by two terrible actors. That is all.

Superman Returns is better than nothing and worse than everything.

Ultimately, Jesus's character is just not interesting enough to warrant a full blown movie. He's essentially a reality manipulating immortal. Plus, he's too much of a boy scout. Perhaps a newer, grittier take on Jesus might reinvigorate the franchise.

Awesome idea for a movie…

Did you prefer Keaton? Kilmer? Clooney? West?

I can't comprehend why people are clamoring for the ridiculous, bumbling Clark Kent. The Clark Kent/Superman secret identity thing just DOES NOT WORK in the movies. It's ridiculous and distracting.

If a sword were actually sharp enough to cut through a bottle—without knocking it out of a guy's hand—it wouldn't wait a cartoonish amount of time before falling apart.

JGL can work out all he wants—he'll always be a dweeby little twink.

Yeah, I'm gonna have to disagree with your kudos… Between him listening at the door and the elevator scene—we literally watched about five minutes of Don doing nothing.

Butt fart.

I stopped watching about 6 eps into season 3. Now I just read the reviews. So, no. I don't watch the show.

This show sucked since the beginning of season 2. Welcome to reality.

God kind of always broke his own rules—I'm not so sure Supernatural's "God" is exactly the same as Christian God as he's viewed in the real world (though both are equally fictional).