Dude, what? You're alone on that raft. Kiernan Shipka was amazing as Sally.

but…but…Wilf? And Rory? I argue Donna's arc wouldn't have been as good without Wilfred, nor Amy without Rory.

I usually just fast-forward past any Mandy scenes. It's too bad, because I don't really have anything against Moira Kelly. She just got roped into a role so terrible I have to think the person who wrote her character couldn't possibly have also written CJ Cregg, the most awesome fictional woman in drama ever.

Daisy. Just shut up already and go back to cooking.

Also known as Commander Peanut Butter On the Roof of Her Mouth?

Oh god, yes! I do not think I can stomach the second season and I really like The Walking Dead.

I like this theory, especially because I didn't hate Robyn and couldn't articulate why. Her out-of-left-field utterances just amused me, and her actions after her brother's death just felt tragically sad, not annoying.

Ainsley over Mandy? C'mon.

The answer is The Newsroom. Every single person in it. Especially Allison Pill's character whose name I have blocked from my head. But also everyone else.

I am so stealing Anime Barbie. That sums up her character so well. For the longest time I could not figure out why I just couldn't connect with Clara and figured it was just because I loved Amy and Rory so much but no, it's just her.

Oh man, how does this not have more upvotes? The worst!

She was so dumb. She pretty much got Ben killed because she thought she could just stomp into Wilson Fisk's mother's nursing home, grill her about her son and there would be no consequences. Hated her and I'm with you. I love Matt Murdock and even Foggy doesn't bother me, but I have serious doubts about Season 2 with…

I thought, when I first started watching Parks and Rec, that April would be my least favorite character and I wondered how long I'd be able to tolerate her. I also felt the same about Andy. Turns out the two of them together are adorable.

I'd forgotten James! He was the worst. Guy could not act for shit.

I almost gave up on Parks and Rec in the first couple of seasons because I couldn't handle Tom. Luckily they kind of dialed back his inveterate dickishness to a tolerable level. And the "treat yo self" episode with Donna was just delightful, so that redeemed him a little for me.

My husband hated Foggy so much he almost couldn't finish watching Daredevil. Even after we were done, he could not. stop. talking. about how much Foggy annoyed him.

I have often thought the same thing of Carson and Mrs. Hughes. She seems more open to seeing other people's viewpoints, while Carson is only concerned with ensuring the Crawleys are happy and protected from any possible inconvenience or embarassment, even if that comes at the expense of others. I can't imagine how…

Seeing the movie Tootsie as an elementary-age child made me actually open my eyes to the many, many ways women are demeaned, condescended to and passed over because they look or talk a certain way. Now, as a working adult myself, I try very hard to be aware of the way women are treated in the workplace.

And call off Christmas!

That scene just kills me every time, especially when he flourishes the feather and the ball before dropping them. And Guildenstern's non-reaction to the floating feather is perfect.