Winn Schott becomes Winslow Schott in the future, aka the Toyman, fairly prevalent nemesis.

Sweet merciful Lord, another poor soul tricked into thinking The Babadook was good.

Looks like one of those Janus Films VHS covers from the '80s or Fox Lorber DVD covers from the '90s of a foreign film where you could never guess what the movie was about.

Irony.

Soooooo glad I didn't fall back into this trap. Tim Kring is one serious idiot.

What does "Highway to Hell" have to do with any of these shenanigans?

The Big Lebowski. My dad was basically The Dude, Walter and Donny all rolled up into one lovable asshole package. How he got with my mom—a black girl from West Philly eleven years his junior—I'll never know.

"Say 'Hutt' again! SAY 'HUTT' AGAIN!! I dare you, I double dare you, bantha fodder, say 'Hutt' ONE more goddamn time!"

Lethal Weapon didn't, and it was arguably the better for it. Mel Gibson bravely decided to keep all the racial tension simmering within his own head for most of the series.

I think Welling was deceptively good as Clark. He would never be Olivier, but he was definitely capable of portraying different shades of the character. He got better as he went along; unfortunately, it mostly went unnoticed because the character of Clark, as he moved closer to his, er, "Superman"-hood, became more of…

"Monkey."

Kinda disappointed that I had to scroll down this far to find a comment from you. This was your wheelhouse, bro, first person I looked for.

Which puts me in the plum position of closing out this particular sub-thread.

How about secret episode VIP Felicity Smoak? I cared more about what was going on at Palmer Tech/Queen Industries/Generic Corporation than I cared about the superhero shenanigans, and that was partly down to Emily Bett Rickards, whom I've never had as much of a problem with as some people but last year the writers did…

Nic Cage has his own wing.

It'll be rising out of the Lazarus Pit by season 5, a little darker, a little meaner.

Teti, I don't know what your mom does for a living, if she still does anything for a living, but she may now have to interview all of the people. Like, just anybody that is required to be interviewed, anywhere. That was great.

"Crass"? It's a fuckin' late night talk show, not a performance for Queen Elizabeth. All anybody ever comes on for is to promote some shit they're selling and/or doing. And this just happened to be delightful.

Definitely not. I wanted a Rickman story, dammit.

I see what you did there, but you have outfoxed yourself. If I'd meant God told me, I would have capitalized "He".