A real Clayface?

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I think of Hodgman in the same way many people think of their favorite teacher or older relative. He is endlessly wise, in my eyes, and is profoundly funny to boot. It's a nice bonus that he seems to be a genuinely good dude, as well.

Victor Garber as Harry Houdini

Will you be mine
coooal mine

Jesus I genuinely don't remember the last time an episode of television brought me to tears. Thank God this show got renewed.

Is the Riddler gimmick account still posting on the episode reviews? That account swiftly became half of the reason I stuck with that show as long as I did.

I really hope they bring back Jim Lang to do the music. That jazz soundtrack really elevated what was already a great show.

Hell, that's good enough for me! Case closed.

Did she ever say what the ratio of humans to wizards/witches is? Maybe magical folk are a very small segment of the population.

That wasn't necessarily a school. Could've just been a club for witch spinsters. A witchy red hat society.

…don't you mean pull the thread?

Yeah, nothin' gets my heart racing more than an unwashed, 5'2'' hippie skittering around.

It's a good change.

I've been using my mom's HBO Go for the past couple of years and I'm pretty sure she doesn't even realize she still has HBO. I've been paying in guilt.

You are, but not for the reasons you think.

O sibili, der dego. Fortibus es enero. O nobili, demis trux. Vatis inem. Cowsen dux.

And then we had sex. It was pretty raunchy.

All of the actors in this film are exceptionally cool people in real life. Even the kids. And the guy that played the dead body.

I was driving Camryn Manheim back to her hotel one evening, and she asked to use the iPhone charger I had in the car. I said of course, and thought nothing of it. I looked down about thirty seconds later to see he charger was quite literally smoking. We both freaked out, and she yanked the cord out. The charger was…