I thought AoS missed a great opportunity in not making Fenris (the Strucker twins) the people gathering the Asgardian berserker staff in eps. 8.

They start out similarly, and some of the original plot threads are the same, but then they diverge pretty far apart.

I like the BBC version's actors more than the US, but the writing on the US version is much tighter and less goofy, plus it has much longer seasons.

That was way un-justified.

Zardoz-Starburns!

Pop-pop, indeed.

Queenie should be fine (other than the Hank-delivered gutshot). Her power is that she wounds herself, and her victim takes the damage instead of her.

I thought they missed a great opportunity to include more Marvel b-listers by not making the two nazi-esque staff-finders Fenris. It would've even been extra-Asgardian-appropriate!

I thought they missed a great opportunity to include more Marvel b-listers by not making the two nazi-esque staff-finders Fenris. It would've even been extra-Asgardian-appropriate!

Arguable if her powers are mental, But:

Fred Saberhagen's Book of the Gods series was this with a Greek myths twist.

Nice to see The Amazing Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk Hour back on the air (albeit on Sunday now).

It had freakin' Ambush Bug! I love me some AB.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_B…

Can't find video of the whole episode or scene, but they knew a cgi show was in the works.

Hey, a sword joke!

I miss Brave and the Bold. The finale episode was brilliantly meta, and took a nice jab at Beware.

I'd watch the hell out of a show of geek-heaven house tours, maybe hosted by Wil Wheaton or Chris Hardwick? "Cribs" for Nerds!

"If you're not a cop, you're 'little people.'"

Actually, fabertoof humanf found like fiff.

And Flash Gordon was there,
in silver underwear,
Claude Rains was The Invisible Man...