The fact that Alex Jones has continued to say whatever he wants without any consequences at all (as well as getting an endorsement from Trump himself) speaks volumes about how fractured the state of the media currently is in America.

For me, seaaon five was overall more consistent and stronger than either seasons three or four.

The "realism" the creators were hoping for would have been more effective if the Bundys didn't reside in a home that was huge and reasonably well kept and actually lived in a down trodden working class neighborhood instead of a middle class area like they did.

This fascination with prequels and going back into the past limits the shows potential.

As much as I loved TWW, I don't want a retread on what's been done on that show.

And the sequels:

This recent trend to revive old tv shows and give them a second life has met with less than stellar results.

This has not been a good start to 2016 with so many influental and highly talented artists from the 70's leaving us.

In this age of digital media, it's becoming increasingly commonplace to see famous people and their meltdowns taking place for everyone to see.

Much like it's predecessors ("Dynasty", "Dallas", "Falcon's Crest") etc, "Revenge" is a soap where the storylines become more complex over the shows run and the absurdity factor soon creeps in.

WOW, a grumpy middle aged white guy with a passion for metal doesn't like young pop starlets and the music they make…….