Could you point us to the accurate ratings?

Even worse with the Hellebuyk hit was that there was no call after review, if I remember correctly.

The whole notion of the rules of the game somehow changing in the playoffs is absolutely infuriating.

Yup. I was listening to the radio broadcast, and didn’t actually see the hit until yesterday, and...yikes.

-Is it just me or is Hale’s new outfit very reminiscent of Daisy’s space outfit?

I took May’s criticism of Daisy to mean that Daisy was desperate to search for Coulson because she still wants him to lead her and the team.

They could not have picked a better actor to play Young Jasper Sitwell. I knew who he was immediately.

This is a good companion to this piece from last year, by Sean O’Neal at the AV Club:

Good for you guys. Truly.

Have a star for hair-splitting!

I just checked on Memory Alpha, and they really don’t specify which London, so it’s definitely canon.

especially taking place during the middle of a war

I suspect it was a metaphor, since he acknowledged Kasidy Yates’s love of the game.

Alas, turns out it was London, Ontario.

Deadspin needs a regular Star Trek column.

Toys R Us is not going under because of bad sales - they still had like 1/3 of the toy market in the US. There are well-documented backroom shenanigans that saddled the company with a lot of debt.

I was born in ‘82 as well, and Pew Research isn’t the first to define millennials as those who graduated high school around the time of the millennium. I think we’re going to have to accept it.

I actually did some googling for fan polls yesterday, and of the handful that I found, Tennant and Smith were generally the only New Who actors who cracked the top 3 of “best Doctor” polls. Tennant was generally ahead of Smith, and Baker was of course in the mix.

I seem to recall Matt Smith being pretty massively popular - at least in North America - but it’s not like I have any data, so I’m happy to leave it here. That’s not exactly what this article is about, anyway.

Eh, we certainly have our own share of ugly stereotypes...just a different historical context, I guess.