Has it occurred to anyone else that the Ancient Greeks never had Gods, just their own version of the MCU?

Agreed, entirely agreed.

I adore Michelle Pfeiffer.

Oy…. Sleepy Hollow did not end well, either. That's doesn't inspire confidence, though I am very glad that the Buck has stopped here.

For life of me, I wish I could read the name Taika Waititi without thinking, If you like Taika Waititis / and gettin' caught in the rain….

Learn from Pee-Wee, learn from Pee-Wee….

"Do you… grunt… have any Grey Poupon?"

I was referring more to those people (Greene, Dylan, Cohen, Morrison, etc.) being very uncomfortable, and often downright antagonistic to self-marketing (interviews, press junkets, that sort of thing). I don't think any of them — or Ford — holds or held their audience(s) in contempt, but they could all be rather, er,…

His locks, his locks, his lovely ladylocks….

This looks complete bonkers. However good, bad or great the movie is, they're just nailing these trailers.

Hiddleston kinda got too precious, with all of the Swift-shit and trying so gratingly to impress or to be adorable (like his endless impression of Robert De Niro). He has kinda Cumberbatched himself.

Less an idiot, I'd argue, than a doofus; but, he's now a full-blown idiot.

I can't say Danny Trejo would make up for the last season, but he might make me consider watching again. For a bit, anyway.

I just want cheery, goofy, happy Barry back. You know, the guy who liked having his powers? Who had fun with them? Who wasn't a f*cking idiot all of the time? Remember him? /sigh

This show's never going to figure out what to do with Arthur Darvill, is it?

What makes you think they haven't already?

"Ford is an entertainer who regularly communicates contempt for his audience."

Must be nice to live in a world where you have to love and be enthused about every aspect of your job. I used to love teaching, almost ever aspect of it, but marking was always hell; guess I should never have been teaching, then.

Do they get fired? Maybe where you are….

But, if he tires of the promotion circuit, he should just quit acting? He should lose a movie career if he tires of the marketing side, or even shows a little of frustration with it? It's also easy to forget, I think, how massive movie-marketing junkets are now; they're an order of magnitude (or two) larger than…