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I learned when to use "who" and "whom" and the difference between "coincidence" and "irony" thanks to Rick Castle from the ABC show Castle.

The Horseman Death in Supernatural. The slow motion movement to the song O' Death? Arguably the best character entrance ever.

"The world is a lot better than you think it is. It's..." -Lance Sweets, Bones

The final scene of Infinity War when everyone turns to dust. The silence. The fact they didn't use any type of background music in that moment made such a bigger emotional impact than if they were to use any. The remaining characters' reactions. The final line of "oh god" spoken by… Read More

Norman Reedus is Walking Dead. He originally auditioned for Merle Dixon but the creators decided to write him a new role as Daryl and has since then become one of the most favorite characters in the show.

I don't know if this is an unpopular opinion but I thought Aria was the weakest character in the entire series. If she was removed from the story, nothing would have changed. Also, her relationship with Ezra was problematic.

My sister's roommate left a used tampon on the middle of the floor in her dorm room. Enough said.

Death, one of the four horsemen, in Supernatural. The song choice. The camera angle. I don't even believe we see his face entirely. It was certainly memorable.

The episode of Doctor Who called Midnight. The thing that makes it so scary is it not only reveals what darkness humans are capable of when it comes to fear, but the fact that it was something the Doctor had no idea what it was. It is never revealed to the audience either. Just super… Read More

Has anyone said Lana Parilla in Once Upon a Time? She is the sole reason I finished that show. After season 3, the stories got weird but she carried the rest of that franchise on her back and I can not imagine anyone else doing the same thing.