"I'm cooler than you think."
Her?

The only line in the pilot that I really loved was, "Fa'ad is gonna feel a holocaust of envy."

They've made a huge mistake?

The lines of social resentment in British society tend to run more across class than race. Not to say that race isn't an issue there, just that class, especially in 1965, is arguably more of a hot button.

Voldemort's son played young Joseph Fiennes.

Let's go ahead and get this canceled early so she can be on a good show.

Hey Arnold had such a weird and unique vision that it always was able to capture my interest. Loved it.

Freakazoid!

It's disappointing to me that Nickelodeon is so horrible now, considering that it was an AMC-like bastion of quality when I was young enough to watch it.

I'm getting my 10-year-old brother Pinky and the Brain for his birthday, in hopes that I will sway him to my side of the pop culture world, as my parents' primary criterion for entertainment's merit is whether it has a happy ending. The situation is… dire.

The hot sister.

The best part of Lucky Louie (I'm paraphrasing):

Peep Show
Pretty sure Series 7 of Peep Show is starting soon. I'm not sure about its availability in the US, although I'd be a bit surprised if it's not on BBC America (I watch it online, so I wouldn't know). Definitely worth covering if you have the time and/or manpower.

BUT I'M OSCAR!

Maybe
If the networks didn't want cable to shit all over them in the Emmys, they shouldn't cancel things like Freaks and Geeks, Firefly and Dollhouse when they get them. No one's gonna give you an award for Two and Half Men, fuckers.

Audrina Patridge is/was an actress on The Hills best known for having large fake breasts, Kyle Massey was a Disney Channel product for a few years, and Rick Fox ("The actor?") was a marginally talented basketball player for the Lakers.

*the episode before Restless

It's basically a polished version of what they were trying to do with the S4 finale.

*obligatory "Where's Firely?"*

A lot of people rail on Michelle Trachtenberg's acting, and it is pretty weak in the early going, although I'd argue that it gets better as the series goes on. She's pretty solid in Mysterious Skin, too. I tend to think the problem with Dawn in early S5 was more one of cognitive dissonance in the writing.