Onslaught being an angry baker that used to set up shop next to a gamma bomb test site and was upset that the X-Men consistently stiffed him on pastries is a better backstory than what originally happened.

You mean the return of Onslaught in a creepy way, and not just in the way that led me to originally refer to the character by the name of "Plot Device"?

What the hell are you smiling at?

Steven Segal as Iron Fist.

And then his lines were dubbed over.

Ask Gatson Means.

I'm not sure about that "never want you misled" part.

And that stands for Polanski.

Stern did more or less the same thing when he created the Hobgoblin having the then-unnamed fellow say Norman Osbourne could have made a hell of a lot more money selling his inventions than robbing banks and fighting Spider-Man.

This was the first episode I saw in the new animation style, so it turned me off, but on review I came to enjoy it for its campy weirdness.

Is this why you aren't allowed in Disneyworld anymore?

Well, I did say "probably".

He'd probably have to be Catholic before then.

Boris Badenov probably had as many different aliases as Roger, if not more, during the run of the Bullwinkle show.  Did that not count as a sitcom?

Jack Black was playing the best friend of Giovanni Ribisi in that episode, wasn't he?

I saw Munsters and thought Mormons.  Are they also Latter-Day Saints?

The other night, my wife and I caught an ad for this movie, and I noticed all the praise that usually comes out of critics for ads like this were instead random Twitter comments, like they couldn't find a single, solitary film critic to say anything positive at all about this movie, only average people on Twitter. …

Didn't the M'Kraan crystal have a small guardian who literally punched Wolverine into orbit?

Suppoesedly, Disney/Marvel was negotiating with Sony to put the Osbourne building into Avengers, but they ran out of time to do it digitally and have it look OK.  So, there could be wiggle room for the right amount of money.

Since this basically only applies to Knocked Up, I would say the looks thing is totally overshadowed by the fact the female lead is Katherine Heigel.