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The second one is the most obnoxious.

He sounds exactly the same as he did on Disney Channel which could be my issue.

He's cute, but it's hard to suffer through scenes with him and Betty when the actors very clearly have no chemistry.

Same, I find Betty so compelling (as compelling as it gets on Riverdale, at least) and entertaining and then Jughead is just… Jughead. There's nothing to him.

I don't know, it just all feels really forced to me (which could be his voice, he still has a very Disney Channel voice and its hard to ignore). For me, the best performances have been Madelaine Petsch's and Lili Reinhart's by far, though no one will ever beat Madchen Amick.

I must have a bias because I find Betty, Veronica, and Cheryl all wayyy more entertaining.

He does something really weird with his mouth and every line feels SO forced.

Are we still pretending Cole Sprouse can act at all?

The guy seems pretty genuine.

Well, thank god Nicholas Brendon wasn't the showrunner…

Season 3 and 5 are neck and neck for me - Season 3 is like a well paced action movie while season 5 is more of an emotional rollercoaster.

That guy in season four. I don't even remember his name, he was so excruciatingly boring.

Really? Out of all the big bads, I found her to be most entertaining to watch by far. She was so much of what made Buffy great.
Though it is a close call with season 3 for me, and if you count Faith as one of the big bads she wins without a doubt.

There's gotta be a slot for every Desperate Housewife on the DCTV universe, right? I'm holding out for that Marcia Cross Poison Ivy.

Even with his bias, I don't believe anyone should be able to deny that Glory is the best big bad.

Honestly, the first memory I have of her was Batman Forever when I was something like five and I can remember being mesmerized by her acting, even with such an underwritten character. Her voice, her movements, her facial expressions - it all comes together so perfectly.

Her performance is very celestial (no pun intended) for me, like she's calmly floating through every scene and I think that works a lot, I just have yet to connect to it.

I haven't actually found Celeste all that interesting - Nicole Kidman is great, but Reese, Shailene (who I usually can't stand) and Laura are routinely out acting her. She feels underdeveloped, even with the great counseling scenes this week.

American Horror Story has shown and done things 5000x worse than a word.

Does anyone know why networks like FX and AMC can say fuck and cunt now? It seemed to have started with American Crime Story and continued with Always Sunny.