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Well. she did get thrown through a glass window. It's reasonable that she could've been badly cut up. The drummer of ABBA died a few years ago justfrom falling against a glass windowfrom his garden because the glass slit his throat open. I'm not arguing that Peggy didn't have more pressing...

It was also really cliche to have Dottie left for dead and then gone when Agent Carter came back. I don't know why no one ever checks to make sure the villain is actually dead. I was surprised Agent Carter never tied back to Agents of SHIELD. Considering what's left of SHIELD is now...

My first reaction to that was: How stupid. Why would in the world would they lock Dr. Ivchenko up with Zola? Then I realized: Ofcourse, he would be locked up with Zola. Hydra is still lurking in the shadows at this point, so they really wouldn't have any trouble setting that up. It's...

Perhaps I'm reading too much into it, but the fact that RDJ is the one who leaked the announcement makes me think it'll be for continued appearances. He really doesn't seem like the type of guy who would hype up an announcement just to say he's leaving. I'm crossing my fingers anyways. I...

It doesn't necessarily have to be Leslie since she became Governor. Ben became a Congressman and we've had a few of those become president. Though, I think Leslie's speech at the college heavily implied she was going to be running for president. And having the library be named after her was...

I actually went back to see that scene just to see if there were some joke costumes and somehow still missed that.

It's sort of par for the course when it comes to Marvel movie posters. They tend to just throw as many things as they can fit, adjust sizes of people based on how good of agents they have, and call it a day. About the only decent poster they've put out isGuardians of the Galaxy, and that was...

Official Age of Ultron poster: (spoilered for size)

Jason Jones Leaving The Daily Show:

If Oscars are going to go to makeup artists that made Tilda Swinton look ugly, than Snowpiercer should've won in this category.

Having the songs performed that were nominated makes sense. I think it's a good way of recognizing them even if they don't win. It just seems like they keep coming up with new excuses to stick other performances in though. As far as Robin Williams goes, I sort of agree, but understand why...

Yeah, but on the flipside, you have losers including Hugo (though that was beat by The Artist), Good Night and Good Luck, The Aviator, and Moulin Rouge.

I'm just surprised he didn't list Boston Rob ten times.

The 60s are perhaps the fastest our culture has ever changed. You start the decade with "The Twist", "Please Mr. Postman", and "Sherry" topping the charts and end with "Aquarius", "Honky Tonk Woman", and "Light My Fire". At the beginning of the decade, people were watching "The Andy Griffith...

It didn't start in the 50s. The first episode takes place a few months into the start of 1960.

But is money something that would even lure him? At the height of The Office, he was makingmore than quarter million per episode, and his recent Oscar nomination is undoubtedly going to allow him to earn higher pay for movies. The guy has to be living pretty comfortably to the point where, if...

For as big of a Batman fan as I am, this show is getting harder and harder for me to watch. Even when it was a little slower at the beginning, I had an interest in watching just to see how they explored pre-Batman Gotham. As the show goes on, it's just getting more ridiculous and lazy. Snake...

Considering how many things they could have the SSR investigating, I hope they didn't feel the need to end this season with a huge cliffhanger. I don't think it'd be too difficult for them to conclude this season's storyline and pick up somewhere new next year. I anticipate there being some...

The clerk never specified gender though. She just asked if Dottie wanted a pink or blue blanket, to which Dottie responded "Let's go with pink." and crossed her fingers. Considering, like you said, the color/gender thing wasn't firmly agreed upon by 1946, so it's hard to judge if Dottie picked...

I don't think so. He gets a sticker for every hour he's in the courthouse, but just slightly went over the 5th hour and so his parking wasn't fully validated (ie had 5 stickers, needed 6). I think it's just a reason to have Saul and Mike interact at this point.

To be fair, he really never did, and I don't think he ever intended to. His taking over The Daily Show shifted the tone more to being political commentary very early on.

I wouldn't be too disappointed if ABC decided to just keep Agent Carter in this slot. Agents of SHIELD has a lot more room to grow given its connection to the upcoming movie releases. Let it go off in whatever direction it's going to go and keep Agent Carter to shorter, tighter storylines.

I've learned not to believe networks when they say stuff like this. If a show is successful, they'll keep running it regardless of their original intentions. With as hard as it is to come by good ratings today, a network isn't going to do a limited run of something successful. Hell, Syfy's...

Yeah, finding someone funny is going to be the easy part. There's no shortage of comedians I can think of who are talented and funny enough to carry a half hour show. But, if TDS wants to keep the same set up they have now, they also need someone that can command a certain level of respect...

The dumbest thing is that they actually went out of their way to remove "of Mars" from the title. The movie was originally announced as "John Carter of Mars", but then when the trailer released, they stripped it down to just "John Carter" but kept the "JCM" logo (and eventually they realized...

Review of the pilot's script with a lot of details: I've Just Read The Pilot Script To Preacher From AMC . And I Love It.

I think this show has the benefit of the fact that Saul was never a character that was fully developed in Breaking Bad. There are a lot of holes to his backstory that can be easily filled without conflicting with anything established in Breaking Bad. Too often you run into problems with a...

That's actually great casting in my opinion. I've always felt he's one of the stronger actors on Shameless, and he's already done unhinged on that show quite well. I'm still a little disappointed that they're going to get into the Joker this soon. This week's episode already felt like it was...

Stewart's name was frequently rumored to be in the running for when Letterman decided to step down. There was even talk of FOX trying to court him so they could get into the late night game. The thing is, I doubt this is a decision Jon made overnight. Likely, it's something he's been thinking...

This is the same Marvel that basically had Spider-Man make a deal with the devil so they could put him back in high school. I'm not surprised.

I still question whether it was an intentional lie or embellishment. There's been esearch into how memories work and how easily they can be distorted. Some science points towards us not actually having concrete memories, but each time we are remembering something, we're remembering the last...

I'm guessing it's similar to how Marvel can still use Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver. Since they were both part of The Avengers as well as being connected to the X-Men/mutants, Marvel can use them in The Avengers but certain parts of their backstory (primarily any reference to them being mutants...

It'sset in 2002, which puts it about 6 or 7 years before Breaking Bad starts.

I'm sort of doubting they ever intended for this to be wrapped up in 8 episodes. I'd be really surprised (and grateful) if it ends without a cliffhanger of some sort.

Is there anything to keep Saul in hiding at this point? Walt, the neo-Nazis, and Gus are no longer an issue. Is there anyone that would still be gunning for him?

They had Bassem Youssef as a correspondent yesterday for the first time. He's a satirist who had a show in Egypt up until last year and has been compared to Jon Stewart in the past. The timing is definitely a little curious.

Damn, this is happeningwaytoo close to Colbert leaving.

I wonder how long this deal lasts and what exactly it entails. Sony still retaining creative control is a little ominous. I could see them doing similar to what they did with Hulk, where they sorta-kinda acknowledge the Ed Norton movie as his origin but don't really come out and say it. We've...

Off to a great start:

I don't think it'd be unfair to say the first half was a little slow, but then that's to be expected since they were having to set things up and introduce characters. The second half really kicked into gear, though, and I'm glad they're moving past downtrodden, mopey Jimmy and to smarmy...