It could be a Wells from the Nazi Earth, no idea which number it had.

“We were somewhere around Mos Eisley, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold.”

The old wizard is starting to crack and see ghosts again. But seriously, they look pretty good.

You should be.

Showrunner Todd Helbing confirmed to TV Guide that season five will introduce (surprise) another new incarnation of Harrison Wells.

Uh you realize they often register domains so no one else can use them, right? It’s common practice. It doesn’t mean the title is under consideration. Calm down.

Except that Disney doesn’t like its Star Wars on acid. On Fanta maybe.

SyFy Channel, continuing to making poor programming choices since 1992.

“Wonder Woman Returns”

There’s nothing that sums up the pathetic unimaginative stupidity that is Warner Brothers than “Wonder Woman Rises” so clearly fucking chosen because The Dark Knight Rises was the first superhero movie to make a billion dollars.

Gee, Marge. Chuck never asks for a second helping of my paella at home. What’s your secret ingredient?

You’re fine

Regarding fiction with human looking robots, don’t get me wrong I love it, but it’s always bothered me why these worlds have them, like besides sexbots, what’s the point of having a robot with a human appearance if it’s just going to be a janitor or something?

Even if Kilauea’s power level gets over 9000, there’s very little chance that it will effect Maui. If the wind stops or blows the wrong direction, the air quality might get a little icky from the vog (sulfur dioxide mostly), but that’s likely the worst of it.

It amazes me to go back and watch the first few seasons and see what they got away with. “You set off an explosive...in a trombone bell...in on loading dock of a supermarket? How were you guys not arrested?”

I remember there was an episode where Ralph loses his memory and had to be explained how to use his powers. During this time he’s able to fly perfectly, so I assume the trouble he has is with himself personally.

As you say, one of the best features of the show was the theme song, Believe It Or Not. Written by Mike Post and Stephen Geyer, and performed by Joey Scarbury, it spent 18 weeks on the Top 40 chart, peaking at #2.

You can’t possibly be this fragile? How do you watch literally anything on the news?

I just want to come right out and say I would never ride with either of these dudes.

Men attacked by cougar this year while mountain biking: 2