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As do I. Again, all you're doing is proving you're intelligent. Um...good for you? Then you need to become a studio head. Again, this is a business, and these people have proven time and again that they would rather hand out stale rehashes than make a gamble on something new but unproven. It...

Sorry, but if I'm investing that much time into a show about two Japanese chicks, there needs to be more tentacles. [/sarcasm] Honestly, Japan already did a Sherlock. His name was L, and he was on Death Note.

Okay, maybe I'm just a little annoyed because I've been reading user comments on Yahoo again, but I'd like to expand on this. For decades, in entertainment, it was predominately white, straight, and male centric. But whenever diversity of any kind is brought into play, it's an agenda. Gay...

I don't know about you, but the thought of waking up one day as a woman? You wouldn't see me around for weeks. I'd have some, erm, tests to run. I just hope I can get the wife to cooperate.

No, because those two detectives aren't in the zetigeist as much as Holmes is. Holmes is the detective everyone knows. Sure, the casual observer may have heard of Marple or Poirot or Dupin, and many know of the show Murder, She Wrote, but unless you're going for a Kevin Smith-style obscure...

While I don't like her reasoning behind this, I get really tired of hearing the word "agenda". It's one of those words that gets thrown around by the right, like "fake news" and "winning", and everything else they hear on Faux News.

I had forgotten that Mel Brooks and Buck Henry were behind the show. So funny. I even enjoyed the 2008 remake, if only because Steve Carell is so danged entertaining.

That is still my favorite segment as well. I just remember hitting the end of it, and being effectively creeped out by it. And honestly, anything with Vincent Price is worth watching.

If this is a simulation, then I really need to figure out how to hack the code. There are some...upgrades I could really use.

I liked the episode Planet of the Dead, and I enjoyed Ms. Ryan's performance in the role. But of all of the characters who I could ponder the future of, she isn't one of them. Unless one of those adventures involved me and Ms. Ryan sharing a few drinks and a can of whipped cream.

I've never had the chance to really delve into them, but have always been curious. The idea seems like a cool idea of capturing the feel of the old radio plays but with our favorite TV characters, but also feels like it's trying to cater to the portion of the audience who refuse to open a book...

Maybe it's just me, but just going on this video, I would consider Brannon Braga one of the biggest jagoffs in television. He really comes off as very unlikable.

I would like to see this story get a proper wrap up. I like Downey and Law in the roles, and enjoy the movies. True, they take great liberties with the source material, but they are quite entertaining.

No sir, I don't like it.

I say all of this as someone who still likes the prequels, even though they pale in comparison to the original trilogy. Uncle George realized that there was an entire universe that had been built on his movies, and wanted to cash in on it. Unfortunately, where most of the writers who worked on...

Oh sweet baby Jeebus riding a unicorn! I think I just had a nerdgasm!

I'm a little disappointed that they probably won't do a season 2. I really enjoyed this show. I hope that they at least work cameos in for everyone on the other shows.

I just finished season 2, and wow, is this season good. Like the first season, this isn't a show for those looking for the typical comic book entertainment. While there is action, this show works more on a film noir level, all slow burn and exposition. Is Jessica maybe headed for happiness...

Now that's what I'm talking about!