I think a show promoting slavery as a good thing would be offensive. I don’t know why anyone would think that this would be the basis of what they were/are working on.

Only if you think that white men are meant to be the heroes of the show. I sincerely doubt that to be the case.

I’m a different kind of BVTS/ATS fan: Angel was easily my favorite show of the two, yet Angel probably isn't in my top ten Buffyverse characters. 

Even then, networks would kill for a consistent performer like that. 

Again, counterpoint: Handmaid’s Tale. 

Yet if you replace slave with woman, and Confederate with Handmaid’s Tale, you still have a provocative and feminist show that’s fantastically made.

I mean, in Bones’ case, viewership kept growing. It took until the show’s ninth season before its average viewership dropped below what it was in it’s first season. That’s pretty impressive, even if the show just got straightforwardly bad sometime around season seven.

I was in college in 1999, and taking a Film Studies class.

...and you can grab a jar of 90 of them for just $7 today, down from the usual $10.

...and you can grab a jar of 90 of them for just $7 today, down from the usual $10.

I reject the premise here outright. I like these covers. 

Yeah, I think Echo has been close all season long. 

There’s Abby not only reconciling with Raven, but then being surprisingly taken as a host for Simone.

Alcohol is not known for its sleep-promoting qualities...

I wouldn’t be surprised that it’s in Headey’s contract that she gets submitted every season. 

Pike confronting Octavia was fantastic. A scene brimming with history, consequence, and moral reckoning. I loved it.

Listen, I like the Vampire Diaries and Dobrev both, but there’s no way she’s above a 6 on that scale. 

I’m always curious when articles come out like this that are so heavily oriented to Gmail how much of “corporate America” actually runs on Gmail? I setup G Suite (or whatever it was called at the time) for the small non-profit I worked for prior to my previous job, but other than that, I haven’t worked for a company…

I guess it must be nice to operate in an environment where your entire team is co-located. Or details are so minute that can be shared in a verbal discussion. 

I mean, I’m just spitballing here, but you don't seem to be a fan of Herdman, no?

Hell, not only did they hand a top 5 team in the world to Neville, but for me there is a pretty strong argument to be made that they could be solid contenders to be the best team in the world with a decent manager.