@Pierce_Sparrow: I just rewatched the entire series over the course of about a week. The rack is easily the one I had the most physical reaction to. It lasts an incredibly long time and the bones snap in a realistic seeming way. As far as the movies go, I prefer that type of trap (simple but effective) to the sillier ones.

@hansbrickface: CBS owns Metacritic too.

@severen: Interesting, I didn't know all that! Thanks!

@maximillian13: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000111/

@cottonfly: We think she might be Triss because A) doesn't look like Anya Chalotra, although that might be the makeup and mask, and B) the dialogue makes that seem like their first meeting, which would be significantly different from the books.

@lionheartssj1: We don't. Main office is in SF, while the general entertainment team is here in LA. We also have a team in NYC.

@wethepeople: Genuinely, thank you for this comment.

@lionheartssj1: It's being shown at festivals this week (we have a writer at TIFF, you may notice some of his reviews on the site right now), and they also held a press screening in LA.

@wethepeople: We both tend to cover the same genre stuff that leans on the nerdy side (horror, sci-fi, fantasy, superheros). In this case, horror.

@olddadgamer: He has a bunch of really cute anecdotes every time he talks about it. Like at Comic-Con he said he and his wife read the books together when they started dating, so he accepted the part in the show before they even told him what character he'd be playing. I have high hopes tbh!