I haven't seen The Astronaut's Wife, but in Extant it seems like her employers may be in on the pregnancy? They definitely know something and are up to no good. But it doesn't seem to be like AI except that these people have the AI kid. The future world depicted is nothing like the one in AI, and the existence of the…

Olivier Martinez is her husband in real life. (And mine in my fake life.) That was Goran in Extant.

Yes! I was like...wtf??? And surprised that she did just fine. Can't stand her, though.

Broadway. Or touring as a back-up dancer for whoever is popular at the moment. Or working in dance movies. Not to mention your standard touring dance company - have you ever been to a professional ballet, or heard of Alvin Ailey or Joffrey Ballet, or any dance companies? Believe it or not, people actually do dance for…

Different premise. Extant leaves you unsure of what exactly happened and who is behind it. DEFINITELY nothing like Species.

Yeah, that demographic thing is weird. I'm 39 and I'm firmly in both.

People writing for Jezebel have reviewed things that they've actually watched, even if only to make fun of it. Surely anything even remotely sci-fi doesn't belong only in the sci-fi corner, never to be talked about by non-nerds?

I liked it. It was well done. But then again, I like sci-fi as a genre.

Her descent into poverty is so important and sympathetic to some people because she's a nice white lady. She's not supposed to be on WIC! That kind of thing is for "them". Surely no one will wail about how this woman is "living off the taxpayers"...

Who highlights fiction that they're reading for pleasure, as opposed to for a homework assignment?

A matchmaker doesn't sound like a bad idea at all.

I would never trust my parents to pick someone for me. I don't know if my deacon father could handle finding a non-religious, hopefully atheist/agnostic for me, and my mom's idea of handsome isn't always aligned with mine. They would both also equate smart with having an "important" job, like a doctor or lawyer. Not…

I have sensitive skin, and must use a different type of soap for my face than I do for the rest of my skin. If I did use washcloths on my face, I wouldn't want to use the same one I'd used on my body. I try my best not to upset The Skin, lest it get angry. This is not that uncommon a story for women.

I know! I don't need any extra excuses not to exercise, since it's not something I love. But at least when I occasionally felt like taking off jogging through the park, I could. Not so now.

Thank you! That was back in 2008, and though I'm "normal" now, it's kind of a new normal, you know? I will always have bursitis, and the cold makes my old lady hip ache.

I didn't do any research on bikram before I took my first and only class. I was like, "hot yoga? Sure. Why not." Mistake. I ended up on crutches with a torn groin muscle and hip bursitis. Apparently, stretching while being that warm is dangerous because your body feels more elastic than it really is, and you can…

See also: The Black Best Friend Who Exists To Blurt Out Sassy Comments and/or Ask The Main White Character "What's Wrong?"

There is no one like that on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air or Modern Family, though...

Please do not judge us by what is on popular radio. We have no control over that, and it's all about what the record companies want to pay money to force you to listen to. Those of us who are over 15 and have sense don't make a habit of listening to most of what is being played over and over again on the radio.

"We're starting the process of making sure the uterus that we picked is not crazy," said Shepherd. "I put out there that I would give someone a free weave for a year and a free Hyundai. Literally, we'd be at the club and these girls would be like 'I'll carry yo' baby.' I don't think so. Eight different shades of hair…