Well now that Bryan Fuller's done with his serial killer show…

I'd like to see that brother in another life and this one.

I'd say out of all the Ghostbusters updates, the fact that Bill has gone of record for yeeeeears about how he doesn't want to do another one and now wants to support this new one is pretty cool.

I was just about to mention gool ol' Ben in here, Lost had a near brilliant streak of reinventing the pace and wealth of their story with new characters. Not only did new people like Ben or Desmond become integral to the overall story and fill in historical gaps, but they all each had immensely wonderful stories of…

Remember that absurd moment when another Ice T impersonator phoned PFT and pretended to be the real Ice T mad at his impressions, and then the REAL ICE T talked about it on his own podcast. What a time to be alive.

Shit, I've reblogged these a dozen times and legit assumed Law and Order's writing had actually become this absurd.

I love pretty much everyone involved but I've been making slow progress on it as all the characters are just jerks obsessed with something I don't understand the appeal of. Which is weird because I love Always Sunny but that takes it to the extreme in how warped they are from reality, the League are just uncomfortably…

I pretty much listen to 'em all the time. I do a lot of writing or editing and such, I find if I'm writing something for a particular genre of maybe influenced from a director, that gives me an area to listen to. Music with lyrics can get too distracting while trying to be creative, I find. Even when just chilling…

Urgh, I kinda wish Bryan wouldn't play the Word of God as much as he does. I mean I've admitted to the reality that S4 is super unlikely so given the finale we have, I'm okay with both Will and Hannibal dead. It's a little annoying that he builds these real elaborately vague endings and then immediately corrects them…

To be fair, it really isn't the most outlandish act by far in this show. I mean the alternative is that Will and/or Hannibal survived being shot and stabbed and then a cliff fall, somehow swimming to the nearest point of land in the middle of the night.

Well that is season 1, wait a season or more and then Gillian really shines as the goddess she is. For some reason, the producers of that show wanted to have be really average looking so that's why she looks so different in the first season, they had no idea how good she was.

I'm my reading of it, the table is definitely set for three, she expects Hannibal and Will to appear after they've dealt with Dolarhyde. This whole season has shown a kind of rivalry between Bedelia and Will in who understands Hannibal the most, which I kind of equate to drug use.

Fincher and Flynn is a combo that definitely needs to work on something. But I suppose the only softening to this blow is, man, that cast is super fucking white, so the original may still have held better casting.

While Always Sunny is definitely mean-spirited, I feel there are moments of empathy sprinkled here and there, the longer the show goes on, the more they explore and expand backstory, and all of them have horrendous lives that would make an ordinary person kill themselves. It's both a comfort and a concern that they…

His mutant power is to be able to withstand those existing in 2015.

Yeah, I get a little worried when you see certain horror reviewers like Dread Central or Bloody Disgusting. I mean, it's good to take praise where you can find it but I used to frequent BD and they would hype up literally any cheap backyard indie that happened to have enough gore.

You could definitely tell which episodes of that were the 'special episodes' but that show was great because for the most part the entire premise was a 'special episode' that the black family is rich and successful and they constantly dealt with the ideas around that.

I hope Ryan just plays the blurry as shit leaked video. "These aren't leaked cam copies that keep getting out, it's how the movie actually looks"

The whole disguise had me in stitches throughout as just like everything else in WHAS, it seems nigh impossible that Coop would've overheard the situation and managed to put together that costume right there and then.

Jon Hamm steals every scene he's in, even when he's acting completely fucking bonkers he still has a very serious face.