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Right? She is SUCH a talented actor but I also 100% believe IRL Olivia Coleman would get delightfully drunk at a house party and help make oven waffles. And they would be amazing. Like she is.

Harry Styles in literally everything but most especially "My Policeman". It felt genuinely unfair to have him as s scene partner with the likes of Emma Corrin and David Dawson who are both a) actually queer and b) exceptionally talented. He dragged down what might have been a good… Read More

THANK YOU! I hate this trope so much. I get that it's because it's easier for an actor to hold a blood squib in their hand and not have to use prosthetics/make-up or whatever but I'm always like enjoy the nerve damage and sepsis you'll get from an open hand-wound that will be impossible… Read More

Rather than inspiring me to change my life, I have these odd moments when my reality seems to be inspired by TV shows/movies. In 2010 I was watching Starz' "Spartacus" and there's an episode where the main character is forced to murder his best friend over nothing and it's such a… Read More

I support the metric system but Fahrenheit is just better for gauging the experience of weather temperatures, dammit! The range within one degree of Celsius can determine if you need a jacket or not. Also, music. I don't think anywhere else can touch the US on the global cultural… Read More

Hard Agree. #7 is actually...true? Plenty of people are ambivalent about animals, just don't want them as pets, or prefer one kind of animal over the other. But men who HATE cats but like dogs? Big-time red flag. It's never 'I don't like their hair on my clothes/furniture' or 'I don't… Read More

It's the subtext? There's Benedict, a bohemian and artist. He has conversations with his siblings about how he doesn't quite fit in, want the same things, understand the confines of society, longs for something different. Along comes a handsome older man and they have an outrageously… Read More

Stede and Ed, Our Flag Means Death. I literally made a pterodactyl shriek of joy/disbelief when they kissed in episode 9. I think that show became so beloved precisely because it DIDN'T fall into that tired, old queer-baity trap of 'oh-they-love-each-other-but-not-like-love-love-and-we-won't-make-anything-textual-because-reasons'… Read More