Yeah but the guy sure could chew some scenery.


I’ll see myself out. 

Let’s not forget that the film was also promoted by Guns n’ Goddamn Roses:

Considering the in-canon origins of The Authority over at Wildstorm I wouldn’t put it past Marvel to have the Xenomorphs physically turf the Brood out in a book.

The lack of a post-credits scene was a bummer, now that you mention it. 

I thought it was a choice on his part to help convey King George’s unhinged (though “proper”) mental state. I got serious Colonial American Psycho vibes from the character, and that’s not a knock.

Got through the first couple of episodes last night but you’re right, it’s solid stuff thus far.

It could also shift the target to Guillermo once they deduce that he was the one behind all those killings, too. 

HOLY SHIT, WHAT?! I am immediately going to track this down, thank you! 

“MILFs. Even better!” 

And his VOICE, holy crap. Purcell and Wentworth Miller’s audio would be unrecognizable if you didn’t know better.

In retrospect maybe she should’ve led with the orgy pitch. 

True, and I also didn’t think it that weird for Celeste’s appearance to reinvest him in becoming a vampire; between that and Benji resurfacing I can see why he would’ve jumped at the chance to move up. The upside, though, was leveraging that in his reconciliation with Nandor later on. 

I don’t know about “chaotic netural” for Colin this time out; when the crowd started bopping along to Kokomo I read it as a moment of comeuppance for him, even if Lazlo and Nadya weren’t aware of it. 

Honestly my favorite line of the episode was the very first: “We have returned from the talkies!” 

I think Colin Robinson would be the Final Boss if they ever decide to go with a Guille The Slayer of Vampyrs episode. 

Before I knew what a villain was, young me knew that Eddie Haskell was never to be trusted.

That was a lovely poem and all by MJ, but I’m told the first draft was much more concise:

There’s apparently a Leviathan higher-up that we haven’t seen yet, and, to be honest, I wouldn’t mind if we never learn who she is.

“No more secrets,” says Kate. Does this mean she’s going to tell Luke that she met Superman?

It’s just in keeping with the teachings of Master Yogurt