That led to the hilarious She-Hulk being pro-registration in the Civil War series whilst being in-theory anti-registration in her own series because it violated a ton of civil rights laws but as a lawyer she had to obey the law whilst being pro-registration in the main book.

As long as we get a cameo of English-Accented Valencia as the Tsar of Torture!

Check out his Wikipedia page, it's a photo from 1989.

It's better than the Anne Frank Cinematic universe, that thing is really expansive, from games like Call of Duty, TV shows like Band of Brothers, films like Saving Private Ryan and books like "The Complete Encyclopaedia of World War 2".
Hell they even have theme parks(they call them "Memorials") with "graves" and…

WHAT WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL!!!!!
I miss Almost Human.

Good, time to build that wall to keep the white walkers out.
Although if you tell people they're "White" walkers they might not be so enthusiastic.

Yeah, but there's no Red Hot Chilli Peppers concerts, so it sucks.

"Shawn's real name is actually… Sean."

If it is real then she's the only person who knows their past story before the mindwipe.
Might be important later.

I think half the appeal for the staff was that they, the Bad Place staff members, got to torture them directly instead of leaving it up to fate and moving on.
It was a holiday camp for them.

In the Bad Place they only show episodes of Fraiser, dubbed in Mongolian and out of order.
This also happens in Mongolia, don't be alarmed and think you are in the Bad Place until you can confirm that you aren't in Mongolia first.

I kept thinking all season that The Good Place had been sabotaged by someone higher up who wanted Michael's "hands on" approach to fail.
I did not see this coming at all.

No, when they die they leave.

If only he'd been tipped to adapt the Twilight saga… we'd have been spared so much misery.

The password is… "P. A. S. S. W. O. R…" and I can't make out the last letter, it could be anything! Time to call up the deep web and get Mr Robot on this case!

Of course there is.

Someone on the AVClub was a former costumer on Doctor Who(1963-1989)?

It's really a ratio of girth to length with a duration multiplier.

They actually put the Giant Robot Spider in one of the Animated Superman movies and had a guy who looked like Kevin Smith criticise it for being so unoriginal.

Dottie in episode 3.10 "Role Play".