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* So, The Newsroom did an episode on college campus rape. That went about as well as you'd expect. So in case you need a reminder of why we put up with him despite his being an enormous douchecanoe, here you go.
* It feels like we're reaching the point where everything - even, apparently, single episodes of television - now get "oral histories." Whole TV series, I can understand. A film, if it's especially interesting, sure. If you can get most of the cast and creative team back together to talk about the experience, it can be like a reunion. But here we have basically four people talking about the BtVS episode "Hush."
* Showrunner John Rogers' post-mortems are back! He used to do them after every Leverage episode, and he's doing it again for The Librarians.
* Jed and Maurissa talk about the Agents of SHIELD midseason finale. Plus, an interview with the show's latest casualty (which I was semi-expecting, but it's still annoying, since there are at least four or five other characters I'd rather they'd killed off instead). Also, Blair Underwood will be appearing as Melinda May's ex when the show returns in the spring.
* Mindy Kaling talks about the midseason finale of The Mindy Project.
* Director Rob Marshall gets defensive about changes to Into the Woods.
* Meanwhile, the folks behind The Last Five Years (seemingly a much more difficult show to adapt) talk about making it work as a filmwithout cutting out songs or characters I'M JUST SAYING. Plus, here's the trailer full of singing.
* Mark Hamill will be guest-starring on The Flash, reprising a role he played in the 1990s series.
* Felicia Day has written a book. Or is writing. It's not quiiiiite done yet, but she's announced it anyway.
* Here's a trailer for the new season of The Americans.
* It feels like we're reaching the point where everything - even, apparently, single episodes of television - now get "oral histories." Whole TV series, I can understand. A film, if it's especially interesting, sure. If you can get most of the cast and creative team back together to talk about the experience, it can be like a reunion. But here we have basically four people talking about the BtVS episode "Hush."
* Showrunner John Rogers' post-mortems are back! He used to do them after every Leverage episode, and he's doing it again for The Librarians.
* Jed and Maurissa talk about the Agents of SHIELD midseason finale. Plus, an interview with the show's latest casualty (which I was semi-expecting, but it's still annoying, since there are at least four or five other characters I'd rather they'd killed off instead). Also, Blair Underwood will be appearing as Melinda May's ex when the show returns in the spring.
* Mindy Kaling talks about the midseason finale of The Mindy Project.
* Director Rob Marshall gets defensive about changes to Into the Woods.
* Meanwhile, the folks behind The Last Five Years (seemingly a much more difficult show to adapt) talk about making it work as a film
* Mark Hamill will be guest-starring on The Flash, reprising a role he played in the 1990s series.
* Felicia Day has written a book. Or is writing. It's not quiiiiite done yet, but she's announced it anyway.
* Here's a trailer for the new season of The Americans.
