At least for the first two hours, the show flowed better than it has in a long time.

The “in Japan” lines about Meltz always seem to ignore that NXT gets higher average ratings than anywhere else from Dave.

I thought the love story was a little too simplistic and cliched, especially for such a bonkers high concept.

That’s what I’ve been expecting all year. It’s Naito’s time. If not now, when?

I wouldn’t call it the BEST episode, but”The Bitch is Back” (in addition to being hand after one of Elton John's best songs) is one of the most fulfilling and satisfying episodes of television I've ever seen. Sarcastic, ruthless Veronica is back, making hidden doe eyes at a violent bordering on psychotic Logan, the…

I starred this after the first paragraph. Then I kept reading and had to take it away.

Portis is also benefiting from an extremely well timed small sample size hot streak. He shot the lights out the last twenty or so games if the season from beyond the arc.

AEW has done a fantastic job of getting everything right so far. There’s really only been one notable misstep (Pac)

Sorta. They don't officially count it as one, because it's not based on a Warren's con, but it has a character return from one of the Annabelle movies. I believe they said something to the nonsensical effect of "it's not a Conjuring universe film, but it's set in the same universe"

That’s what I thought too

What movie am I forgetting for this to be the eighth?

Successful, yes.

He’s in that large group of “I’m not voting for him in the primary, but I’ll damn sure vote for him in the general”

3 was *this* close to being great. All it needed was J dying in 1969 to save K, explaining why K was so grumpy, having him know from the start he was going to be the reason J died young, all from when he recruited him.

Of course you know, this means war

“Dick Wolf aware in America/Rocking that cheap sheep suit" - P.O.S.

Angel appearing on the last season of Buffy after Buffy moved to UPN but Angel was still on the WB.

+1 Bean

Right. Just look at what Metallica, The Beatles and Bob Dylan have done in recent years with full box set reissues of various albums. Demos, alt takes, contemporary live recordings...

Wizard & Glass is my favorite thing King ever wrote, and as long as we get a decent take on that/The Gunslinger Born, I don't care if any other part of the series is ever adapted again