Have you read anything Claremont has written since 1990 or so? If not, there's a reason for that. If you have, you understand why I ask the question.

Have you read anything Claremont has written since 1990 or so? If not, there's a reason for that. If you have, you understand why I ask the question.

Doug Ramsey would disagree.

Doug Ramsey would disagree.

I'm partial to "We gotta go to the crappy town where I'm a hero."

I'm partial to "We gotta go to the crappy town where I'm a hero."

He can't reduce his inherent masculinity to Hemingway levels.

For $15,000 an episode I can replace one of Sophia Vergara's breasts.

For $15,000 an episode I can replace one of Sophia Vergara's breasts.

It really wouldn't be out of the question for the character. Too dark for the show, but totally appropriate for the character.

It really wouldn't be out of the question for the character. Too dark for the show, but totally appropriate for the character.

Dyn-o-myte? I always preferred Pizzazz.

Dyn-o-myte? I always preferred Pizzazz.

Beverly Hills Buntz wants to know why you're bustin' his balls.

Beverly Hills Buntz wants to know why you're bustin' his balls.

On the other hand, it'll make a great video game.

On the other hand, it'll make a great video game.

The line about The Plan being called Transitional Focus back in the '70s is a specific reference (along with a lot about The Plan and how it works.) est (Erhard Seminar Training) became The Forum in the mid-80s, presenting a lot of the same concepts in a more structured, less-hippy, corporate-friendly package.

The line about The Plan being called Transitional Focus back in the '70s is a specific reference (along with a lot about The Plan and how it works.) est (Erhard Seminar Training) became The Forum in the mid-80s, presenting a lot of the same concepts in a more structured, less-hippy, corporate-friendly package.

There's a very simple pitch for a Doctor Strange movie: "House meets Harry Potter." (It worked better 5 years ago when I came up with it.)