I know some people get turned on by tentacles, but I wouldn’t say Lovecraft’s work is particularly sexy.

Haha fair point!

This sounds really interesting, but my immediate thought is: if Veils only change how you see the world, wouldn’t tactile sensations break immersion?

Knuckles buckles under chuckles despite his muscles.

I really enjoyed the first one for what it was, partially because Carrey just steamrollered everything (I like that the top brass who bring him in all basically go “He’s fucking mental but he’s the only one who can deal with this situation.”).

This news gives me hope I'll receive series' orders for my own HE-RA and SHE-WOMAN cartoons.

It would be absolutely fantastic if Sony introduce Spiderman (no hyphen) and he’s called something like Parker Peters.

Pandemic Comedy of Errors Is An Error In Pandemic Comedy.

Mate, are you a troll or just woefully misguided?

I think you’re on to something with how his supervisor sounded. I thought she sounded like she was trying too hard to sound like a Brit, which is just bananas.

That's why I wondered if it's Americans finding it distracting - I'm from Lincolnshire but lived in London for years and know people who sound like Steven...!

*sad trombone*

“Oh bollocks.”

Whaaaaat. I finally had the chance to watch this last week and loved it - it’s sense of mood and atmosphere were fantastic.

It’s my understanding they’ll introduce another personality into this version of the character.

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for more LEGENDS! The Flash has done a decent job of righting the ship this season, so I’m happy to see it’s coming back for another go.

She’s going to play the long lost older sister, Tuesday HAHAHAHAAAAAAAA

I’d like to see Paddington Bear as the next Doctor. There, I said it!

I can now reveal that, as a fellow Brit, Izzy (that’s my best mate nickname for Isaac) came to to me for help with his Steve character. Now, thanks entirely to me, you can expect such quips as:

“...as he deals with the aftermath of a zombie virus outbreak and the constant pressures of being a father.”