Thank God for Patricia Heaton sitcoms: The last non-porn shows on TV!

Indeed. That's why it's so weird calling it gay porn.

"gay porn"

Well, if Netflix really was interested in risky programming they'd have finished all five seasons of Sense8 to have something in the vault that will attract the steady stream of people who discover the show. Something like The Wire for HBO.

Well, it is a triangle, Hannibal/Will/Jack. It dawned on me that Jack has been pushing Will into violence every bit as much as Hannibal…except Jack is, kill the guilty, not eat the rude. And, Hannibal has invited Jack to dinner before.

The Lodger and Pandora's Box are too obscure to mention?

If I remember correctly, the plea deal was that Polanski would serve a rather short "time" in a psychiatric facility. Then the judge who threw him this softball die and Polanski was afraid the new guy would renege on the deal. To me it's something like the judge upholding the deal with the Unabomber's family that they…

The social critique of porn or the explication of the true meaning of GGG are diversions. PLEASE doesn't like sex with her partner but the only issue is why it's more important to have a boyfriend. When she thinks about that, she'll know whether to end the relationship or to reconcile herself.

The camera shows the faces of the young German soldiers after Ares is killed, which does indeed humanize them. But the creative power of the director to impose feelings by images is overrated. Since the killing of Ludendorff is in one sense the climax, that they take right back, making it, as you call it, the…

Spoilery…

Some other venue should pick it up just for the long term prestige. Sense8 is like Rome or The Wire. Yes it costs a fortune, but in later years these are the ones that really earn a claim to a genuine vision and art, despite imperfections. Shows that do something no one else does better than any show has done it…

Hastings can go outside the box by keeping Sense8 for the full five year run.

Take your own advice: Recognize that it was Savage who was condescending with thinly veiled disgust, making an exception to his policy of being as non-judgmental as possible. You and your friends diss ALONE because Savage outside of kink, Savage is thoroughly conventional. People like you and your friends and Savage…

I stand corrected. Of course women only marry rich men for love, etc. People like you have always seen the evil souls within, never swayed by social conventions, and people like me should always concede the purity of your vision and motives.

No they aren't. Glasses as an acceptable fashion choice may have been a huge concession on the part of the orthodox, but that that really does underscore how narrow convention is. The Big Bang Theory is not real life. And Felicity Smoak may be convincingly sexy, but she's not convincingly nerdy. Any sexiness in nerds…

Re ALONE: Nerds are not cool, and sex with them has negative status points. Savage's advice to fake being a normal person is refreshingly upfront about his contempt, therefore is probably useful for getting laid, albeit at the expense of an emotionally satisfying relationship. In particular, avoid any expression of…

They shouldn't kill off the character. The seventeen people who watched Allegiance already saw that done with great emo already. Curiously enough, she played a lesbian on that show too. (Well technically the character was dating a male but that character was a thumb in the eye of the patriarchy.) Lima may be afraid of…

The character as written previously doesn't…but the writing really is pretty shaky. GoT=Gore and Tits, and there's a lot more of that with moronic shenanigans over the Iron Throne. So I'm afraid I expect the Night King is on the backburner for everyone. And that's especially true since apparently the Biggest Reveal of…

I still hold to the theory John Wick 2 was John Wick's afterlife in Hell. That's the only mythology I need but it doesn't need development.

Whatever Villeneuve does with Blade Runner will start with the script. And, by the way, imdb says Joe Walker edited Arrival. AVClub: It's not just auteur theory, it's auteur fetish!