The "Work is HARD" linkspam

Super super busy at the new job, which means y'all will likely not get much out of me other than linkspams for a while.

* Clark Gregg talks about Agent Coulson and that effing TV show that keeps changing its name. And again here, while promoting his movie Trust Me.

* New pics and details about Thor: The Dark World. I am side-eying that "love triangle" reference, yo.

* Zachary Levi drops another mention of a possible Chuck Kickstarter movie. (Sidebar, did anyone watch that Hallmark movie, Remember Sunday? I was going to, if only for my TVBF Zac, but... Mad Men.)

* Diane Ruggiero is co-writing the Veronica Mars movie script, which is great news, since she was one of my favorite writers on the show.

* No shit! Arthur Darvill (aka Mr. Amy Pond) is taking over the lead role in Once on Broadway? I vaguely knew he was in a band or something, but... huh.

* I don't get the big deal about the Doctor's name, but someone at Doctor Who seems to think it's ~shocking enough to build an ad campaign around.

* AHAHAHA, Showtime is now threatening to make a Dexter spin-off centered around Deb. WILL THIS SHOW NEVER DIE. (Also, does that mean Deb survives to the end of the series?)

* I still haven't watched last night's Game of Thrones, although I gather from Twitter that Daenerys was epic? In the meantime, here's a comparison of the original unaired pilot with what we actually saw.

* Broadway stars in a musical parody of Downton Abbey season 4. There is, naturally, an entire song about tea. Also, I laughed madly at the commentary on Thomas' number ("Gay note! Hit! Gay note! Hit!") and Dan Stevens ("...We don't talk about that.").

* Michael Bay has apologized for the only movie of his I actually really liked.