The sequence involving Kerry, Clark, and Farouk was nothing less than an approximation of a comic book, right down to Farouk’s stating that it was the time between time, much like the way comic book panels stretch and manipulate time to create the illusion of motion/time passing/action.

This is a show with superheroes, metahumans, and magical creatures, but the most unbelievable part of the episode was those kids knowing the words to a James Taylor song.

C’mon. No mention of Rescue Me?

They had me at the Japanese title card (complete with subtitled translation). Someone’s having way too much fun backstage. 

Mick claimimg he was watching Porn on his typewrtier and then covering it up is possibly one of the simplest and yet the greatest time travel anachronism joke I have seen this show do.

The magazine being waved around in that flashback has an advertisement for #24's crappy blue Stanza.

I think Red Death’s 80s attire just him wearing the Kurgan’s NY street clothes. Too cool.

i usually do a semi-dirty no vermouth vodka martini. I got some olives that have the dry vermouth in the brine, so it works pretty well.

I would only order an egg white cocktail at a bar I really trust with a bartender I really hate.

“No, Mr. Commenter, I expect you to read!”

And if you’re the kind of stuffy shitass who worries about ‘bruised gin’ in the first place, you deserve to have your dick cut off by a laser made of gold anyway.

Also, why does everyone think the answer is in the drink?

On the other hand, I like having a little bit of ice floating on top of my martini and I don’t give a frog’s fat ass what literally anybody thinks about my drink order!

The basic gist of a martini is adding gin and vermouth to ice and stirring the drink to allow the ice to chill the mixture, but then straining the drink before serving to keep the ice from diluting it.

I’ve prepared Bond’s drink of choice to the letter of the original text, and it winds up as something close to 6 ounces of straight alcohol. The “he’s a raging alcoholic who is putting on airs” take is probably closest to the truth.

The movie has its highs and lows, but I still maintain that Casanova Frankenstein is one of the best character names of all time.

I have a lot of love for this movie, for all its flaws. To me, it doesn’t have to satirise any particular movie, it satirises superheroes in general, with each one having a theme they take super seriously and costumes that serve no practical purpose. Plus, Geoffrey Rush is just having so much fun.

I really like this movie. Yes, it has pacing issues and not every jokes work, but by god, I really like this movie! (I even took my DJ name from it! [And no, it’s neither “Mystery Man”, “Mr Furious” or “The Shoveler”])

“I’m the PMS Avenger. I only work five days a month. You got a problem with that?”

This movie is hilarious...if you don’t get the Blue Raja I’m really not sure what’s wrong with you.