I’m stuck on episode 8 and struggling to go farther. I have deep, abiding rape allegory fatigue. Why is that the only story we get for women in the Marvel universe? I’m tired of the fact that they can only seem to frame female superheroes in the context of what men did to them and how they cope afterward. It’s boring.

"That's how it always begins...very small."

Some people might flame this guy for enforcing his ownership of the troll face, but I think it’s perfectly acceptable. He’s doing what he should do, which is ignoring people who use it for parody or without making money, and enforcing his copyright when they do make money. Good for him for making some money off…

I'm working on a woodburned skateboard for a board show at a local festival.

Just when I think "well, that's that then", something like this pops up, and, um... yeah, I'll be over there. Something in my eye. Again.

...confirming that the penultimate episode of Season three is called "This Is Your Sword"

I know it won't happen, but I ship Liv and Ravi so much, and it's just been two episodes. C'mon, man. He gives her brains. If that isn't the equivalent of red roses, then I'm clearly doing it wrong.

I cry regularly because we didn't get a second season of Eccleston's Doctor.

But I'm OK with that.

Don't know how this fared in the US (not well I'm betting seeing as it was cancelled after one season), but in Australia it was played out of order, missing episodes, in an irregular time slot and they wondered why it didn't take off.

Ray Wise as the Devil.

I wonder wonder wonder...

Life. The female lead's pregnancy derailed the ongoing plot in season 2 and it never got a chance to get back on the rails.

"Shado is back? Shado? Shado?"

Vaccination is similar to locking doors. If you live in an area where everyone locks their doors then it is unlikely burglars will be trying them. So if one house has a defective lock, or a person forgets, it's not likely to be found. But if a group of homeowners decide they haven't noticed any burglars or think they…

I mean, it's a price of writing relating someone's personal experience with their culture. Would you rather she had not been honest in her writing so that you didn't feel uncomfortable with it. this article is not even about the perception of blonde women being the ideal of beauty in Iran aside from a single statement…