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The 2012–13 TV Season in One Depressing Chart | Vulture

Overall summation of how badly the broadcast networks are bleeding viewers.

This is a really depressing chart.

Fascinating. It says a lot about the way people consume television now: time-shifted and online.

Because we all need a little more Benedict Showerbatch in our lives, here’s a clip of the cut scene from Star Trek Into Darkness.

The business of getting things stuck in our heads. See what’s rolling around in our heads in this week’s Midweek Mindworms!

…to defeat

the Huns!

#sorrynotsorry

So the new Man of Steel trailer basically does exactly this, but to your brain. Wowza. 

Hey Uhura, does the glass ceiling still exist in the future? (spoilers!)

entertainmentweekly:

It’s that time of year again! We’re putting together our annual Season Finale Awards — and we need your help. Head over to the site to nominate your picks in these 20 categories:

Best (Presumed) Death:
Most Welcome Exit for an Unloved Character:
Best Overall Ending to an Otherwise So-So Season:
Worst Overall Ending to an Otherwise Solid Season:
Best Romantic Cliffhanger:
Best Non-Romantic Cliffhanger:
Best Kiss:
Best Fight (Verbal or Physical):
Best Use of Music:
Top Tissue Moment (Single tear or Sobfest):
Single Most Clever Twist:
Single Weakest Twist:
Funniest Half Hour (or hour, if supersized):
Single Funniest Moment:
Most Disturbing Image:
Most Rewound Moment:
Most Likely to Earn Someone an Emmy (list show and actor):
Most Likely to Stay on My DVR the Longest:
SPECIAL AWARD: Biggest Regret That I Didn’t See It, I Just Heard or Read About It:
SPECIAL AWARD: Next Year’s Season Pass is Now in Jeopardy:

Footage from the film adaptation of Cassandra Clare’s The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones to be shown at LeakyCon!