Television

Riley

Shows like Sherlock and Downton Abbey were co-produced by PBS (American). My understanding is that Luther is produced by BBC Studios (British) and only aired on BBC America later, putting it on the same level as countless other international shows t

Marco B.

Second episode did not disappoint me at all. It was amazing to see our four heroes back together. It was more of a premise and a reset of the show identity and tone than an actual development of things, but it was absolutely needed at this early stag

Dvir B.A.

[quote quote=1202738735]For those saying Zendaya, do you think it’s realistic she’d be good enough to get a nom especially in this pretty packed year? (based off the few seconds of footage?) [/quote] Not sure how good she'll be but it's totally

Andrew D

I legit teared up watching the preview and realizing its the end :(

Mukund

Six Feet Under > The Wire

Oddball

Even more surprising, to me, is that Alley's co-star, Michael A. Goorjian, won Outstanding Supporting Actor (over Alan Alda, Matthew Broderick, Richard Gere, and Ian McKellen) and the teleplay won Outstanding Writing. The blue ribbon panelists liked

adamunc

"Blasts from the Pasts" actually worked OK for me. I thought all three stories had at least some merit, which hasn't been the case that often this season. I love Rachel Bay Jones, so I enjoyed her scenes as Dylan's mom, though there is more potential

Freddy Almonte

Just finished it...This show is great, Asa Butterfield and Guillian Anderson are fantastic as are the rest of the cast. The music is great, that's a soundtrack I'd buy.