She went Full Andronicus.

True. Coates is the guy who did some horrific because he was a guard, and at least was capable of stepping back and going "Holy fuck I did something horrific" (once Tucky pointed it out to him) and examine himself as a result.

I think the only reason it wasn't is because they didn't want it getting back to the guards or Caputo. Ruiz was counting on Piper hiding it. Do it on her forehead, and there would be a witchhunt for whoever did it to her.

Another actress would have gone bigger with it, and she really had this great level of modulated, contained rage.

Ugh. I'd like to believe that this is a result of asexuality only being recently properly understood. Also a case of Dan overcorrecting. Most other columnists, when presented with, "My partner doesn't care about having sex at all." will tend to answer something along the lines of, "Have you considered also not…

Plus his attitude that monogamy is just stupid, which he tries to hide but makes pretty clear fairly often.

To be fair, if your letter is "I'm a straight, monogamous person and my problem has nothing to do with straying from that paradigm", there are HUNDREDS of relationship columnists to write to.

"So, if you're in a police station with someone, you can just pull them into the supply closet and have sex with them? That's a thing people do?"

"Can I solve this problem by fucking anyone?" sounds like an excellent interpretation of Bond.

Wasn't that part of how they covered for her broken hip?

Ah, Relic Hunter. Aka Tia Carrerre as Lara Croft.

The show really never lived up to the promise of the opening credits.

Xena and Gabrielle took a lot more baths together than people who aren't sexing each other typically do.

See, back in the day, if you missed an episode… you MISSED it. Maybe you could find someone who taped it (you know, on VHS), but a lot of the time you just had to wait until it came back around in a re-run. So there was a legitimate reason to want an accurate recap.

Well, I think narratively the shadow war ended how he wanted. Just it didn't come off like he intended.

I'm given to understand the delay came from a rights/payment dispute between JMS and the publisher. So he refused to write any more until it was worked out.

There are missteps in his run, but I really love it. It's what got me back into comics after 10 years away.

I really loved Supreme Power, and it's quite a shame he just plain decided to scrap it and walk away.

I like most of his Spider-man run. There are a couple big missteps, but I do think his writing style fit it very well.

I think Sense8 is a good example of JMS and Wachowskis bringing out each others' better traits.