Well (outside of its major cities and metropolitan areas, where people are normal more or less) the stupidity of Texas CANNOT be overestimated.

Consequences will never be the same.

You're kinda missing something about Broadway in general. Basically, it's dying. Not just hipster "the scene is dead" dying, but literally almost out of business completely, "cassette tapes and AM radio" dying.

I think Garfunkel is a cute leggy blonde with a great sense of humor. Or that might be Oates I'm not sure.

Yeah, Snow aside, the whole Beric Dondarrion interlude looks pointless since they didn't do the Lady YouKnowWho thing.

The Cobwebs bit made me snort fluids out of my nose. "Not anymore." R.I.P. my cranberry juice, which looked like a nosebleed-gusher and made my roommate freak the fuck out.

Too bad Pachobel, Hayden, Beethoven and Mozart have shit lawyers, because their estate could just sue the whole industry and probably end up with all the money that exists in the whole world.

Opening for Bobby McFerrin?

If you look on the Internet, you'll find that we dislike just about everything.

This. I generally hate when shows insert relationship melodrama (as it's always the dumbest part of an otherwise smart show), but after a while the "train wreckiness" of all of it was pretty great, and offered an odd realism: I'd think the last group of human survivors would have it messy, because they'd be…

"I'm a fan of a couple sports teams that have long histories of failing in big playoff moments after successful seasons."

Yeah, there's no way a violent, sleazy, disgusting looking guy could suddenly achieve massive popularity and become an important political figure.

She turns bad guys into item boxes, duh, which you can get X-credits from to spend at Beast's shop.

That's EVERY comic character's powers, silly!

That as the point though. It's kind of ridiculous that "mutations" are always useful superpowers. Having mutants who were just straight up circus freaks reinforced the core themes of the series.

Morrison's run only fell apart because Marvel gave him the editorial axe. They kept stepping in and saying "Yes you can do that" and suddenly changing their mind, then they fired him.

This is not only a problem in comics, but at most corporations. Just replace "writer" with "manager" and that's what the last 20 years of my work life has been.

Same. During that weird transition year where I was reading both superhero comics and weird indie/Vertigo stuff, i remember wishing hard for crossover things to happen.

You are not alone.

I'm kind of bummed the Angry Video Game Nerd gets any press at all - a moron whose entire vocabulary is unfunny variations on the word "shit" should NOT be seen in the same light as Roger Evert or even Harry Knowles.