Or, failing that, maybe the Reverse Flash could just grab Iris, Caitlin and Cisco and drop them in the middle of the Indian ocean? I mean, it seriously couldn't hurt.

Or not, as I doubt he reads this or knows who I am. I also don't know who he is, but I could look it up.

Now Lucas Neff knows how I feel about "The Sopranos." Or not, as I doubt he reads this or knows who I am. I also don't know who he is, but I could look it up.

Hear hear! He isn't evil. He doesn't have the brain power to be evil. He is dumb as sand.

I can see NetFlix, Hulu etc jacking up their prices due to this.

Never changed its flight path. Probably a paraglider or some other form of slowly falling human device.

That was suggested to me by a friend when it came out but I didn't get a chance before it was gone from the so-equipped theater by me.

I want to like Hunnam for some reason, maybe because I enjoyed SOA for a couple early seasons, but you're right. He's really really bland.

Watch "Luther" on Netflix. Bonus: Idris Elba.

Hell yes RUTH WILSON. I am right on board with that.

Mindy Kaling: I'm hoping Will McAvoy kicks the shit out of BJ Novak.

I've only seen the first Transformers movie, but the dialogue and character archetypes of Pacific Rim are reminiscent of a Bay movie like The Rock or some other pretty-but-empty movie.

I'm happy that your inner child got some nourishment from the shiny objects. I still wanted a story and dialogue that wasn't so insipid that it DETRACTED from the truly cool things that movie did have.

Very funny. But you cannot tell me that having the cold, distant Russian team, the geeky little scientist guy, the scar-having underworld master criminal guy, the adoped-daughter-type of the leader chick who falls in love with the main guy, the rally-the-troops testosterone fueled speech etc...didn't feel awfully…

Not a Tom Cruise fan per se, but I went to the theater to see "Edge of Tomorrow" and thoroughly enjoyed it.

I didn't dislike Pacific Rim because it was derivative of Transformers or whatever the hell else. I disliked it because it was a by-the-numbers sci-fi action movie that was as predictable and crappily written as a Michael Bay movie. Very disappointing work from someone like Guillermo Del Toro.

Good description.

I get the Lindelof criticism for some things, but not really for LOST. Yeah, he was the showrunner and EP, but he didn't write all the episodes. It isn't easy to tell a bunch of award-winning professional writers that their stuff sucks and to rewrite it while working in a set schedule.

Wazzup big ape? Ein waffle-scheim!

I think this woman is fantastic. She wrote some great stories with great world building and when she had the chance to leave Britain and duck taxes, she didn't. Instead, stating that as she depended on the government when she was a single mom trying to make ends meet, she felt she owed it back to the country to do…