I expect nothing less from Philly fans, you need to teach those kids at young age, you don't take gruff from no one at a sporting event, not an opposing fan, not an usher and most of all, not that smug bastard Santa Claus.

Badfather Pizza

How far can he throw the pizza?

So true. Poor kiddos won't know the joy of a velvet bag filled with 20 tokens.

"I'm taking my talents to South Venus". -LeBron

I'm going for the inevitable moment when Lebron leaves the Toons for the Monstars

He is still the undisputed champion!

It's actually 50% and that you have to come up with so many explanations is a sign of the problem. Why in the world do you need to explain siblings to begin with? This is just a matter of wanting it both ways. Diversity, but not too much diversity.

This is an interesting critique and would have been totally down for a black Sue Storm-interracial-siblings cast.

Translation: "We want diversitty, but there's no way in hell Mr. Fantastic is gonna be with a Black chick, so Johnny and Sue Storm will be of different races. It's not gonna be like last time when we didn't realize Jessica Alba was a Latina until the second film and slapped those horrible contacts and blonde eyebrows…

I feel that Jordan should play Reed instead. An African-American lead actor playing a super genius? Oh yes!

I'll see this either way, but I still think Michael Chiklis captured the original comic book version of Ben Grimm, from the voice to the heart of gold inside. He's up there with J.K. Simmons and Robert Downey, Jr. in terms of embodying their respective characters. I only wish he got more recognition for playing The…

They're likely going to be more filling, too.

Every time this comes up and I mention that 'd be open to trying some long pig if it was humanely sourced (haha!) I get strange looks.

Proud of you Jennifer. Don't listen to the assholes. This is how progress is made. Two steps forward, then a hesitant shuffle to the side, and then WHAM, three steps backwards through the air.

Get well soon, Jared.

Me too. He wasn't pursuing these darker roles as much until really recently. He was all Failure to Launch and Fool's Gold and then suddenly he became this incredibly intense, psychologically complex master thespian.

I do not see the interpretation of this show as sexist or racist, those things are realistic when looking at the characters and the setting. The only thing I believe one could take away from Papania and Gillbourgh is that Papania is young and seems somewhat inexperienced (see Gillbourgh having to excuse them from the…

Oh for the love of God.

I'm hoping that we might get more from the two investigators as we catch up to the present, but I think the show is so narrowly involved with these specific characters because they have so much story and exposition surrounding these characters that have to fit into a ten episode arc. There's only three left.