Is it wrong that you have one hour more a week to spend on quality entertainment than the rest of us? Yes, horribly wrong.

I just want to say this is the hottest sub-thread we've ever had and I want to stick my monitor down my pants.

Or Sam. In the books, apparently she ended up with Sam. And he clearly has no problems replacing a recently deceased ex with a new model, as we've seen.

And with this revelation, we should adjust our expectations and settle in for a glorious season of hate-watching.

I don't think any season could be as bad as the Vampire Authority season. No single plot arc could be worse than Jason's rape at the hands of inbred were-panthers or Sam's dog-fighting shifter family.

I was so confused that I had to watch the beginning of last week's ep again. I thought maybe Rutina Wesley quit over the past year and they filmed her brief screen using digital tricks. To first shit on this character repeatedly for years and then kill her off-screen…..I didn't even like Tara that much (although…

Yes, Eric fed Jason near the end of last season, I can't remember details. Didn't they team up at the governor's torture jail? I have been impatiently waiting for an encounter between them ever since. Why else would I watch the final season?

I realize I might be going too obscure for this crowd, but The L Word had a wretched final season and a finale that was straight up insulting to anyone stupid enough to have tuned in past the first season.

The last season of The US Office (well, the last three, but God I hated the final season with white hot passion), nearly ruined the show for me. I watch old eps now and root for Karen and Jim to stay together.

When she left P&R, I figured it was for a network show. I love her so I'll watch, but I can't say I've enjoyed what little of original TBS programming I've sampled. Cougar Town went from not as good to unwatchable in a little over a season.

She was brilliant in Celeste and Jesse Forever.

I call your Son of Rosemary with Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby. A 70's tv sequel to the movie. I watched it with my parents. Ginger from Gilligan's Island was in it as a devil-worshipping prostitute, scaring me off of Gilligan reruns for weeks.

VH1 was re-running it recently. They kept showing it at odd times, got midway thru season 3 and they just stopped. I was overwhelmed with a bitter rush of deja vu and laid down on my bathroom floor to weep.

The Enlisted one really stings. I found it by chance, they showed it out of order, they buried it on Fridays. It's like Firefly all over again (because it's true and because that meme will never die.)

I made my way to that Reddit and it was so depressing. If any of that is true, fuck Absolut for life. Roxxxy for shit's sake. Fuck them right in the ear.

Sort of. Courtney is not deserving of the Priscilla wig. Bianca should wear it.

I was not feeling Kenya at all. Nina though—-it still hurts to think about her All Stars sashay.

Yes to the puppets edit. There were a few lines I didn't get, like one about someone stealing jokes. Darienne? I wondered if I missed something.

I think I'm one of the few people who liked Delta, sadly. I really don't think she was mean-spirited. I think her esteem really got shaken in the competition (I can pretty much pinpoint the moment too—in that exercise video challenge when Susan Powter pretty much called attention to Delta's weight in the midst of a…

This story is EPIC!! Although a part of me is sad to hear this. She should never have been on the show it sounds like.