I liked Ang Lee's Hulk just fine (green play-doh with angry expressions). Though it'd be great if they made a joke about how many people have played Banner in the last ten years.

Hawkeye's wife. She blew up, then didn't, or something (they had a hot tub scene in his mini-series. Ooh, racy for 1983!)

Actually it was Daredevil's costume, his bad "only a blind guy would wear that one" single-D one from his early comics until he switched to an all-red one, so be proud
(or embarrassed, like everyone else here).

You were the only one.

Child encounters adult realities and is changed. My God, that's never been done before.

Characters mutter banalities to each other for an hour and that requires an excited viewership? Actually from your description I'm probably this show's ideal audience.

Jones is her own worst handicap.

Really, wasn't that "Go get'em, tiger" from Sally just false dialogue? Has she been hitting clubs with Roger for several seasons without anyone knowing?

Who was that Nazi that Nick Fury used to face off with? Stryker? That's Simmons.

And sometimes the climax isn't worth fifty odd minutes of characters just kibitzing in nice clothes. Zzzzz…….

A shame. Roger in smug mode really gets tiresome after awhile.

It doesn't. This was a sleepwalk compared to last week's Petefest and Megan's birthday song.

Nor do I.

Malamud. Goddamn, now there's a great writer. Read a collection of his short stories some years ago. Like all the Mad Mens wrapped into one.

It's always surprising.

It sounds like he writes with as much intelligence as most of his characters.

His dad's the producer. He has Dubya-like time to grow into his role.

This show gets away with murder. I've seen theater run-throughs with more spark and vitality.

"Now?"

Would love to see Roger's soon-to-be ex show up with a pistol and fill his smug, self-impressed smirk full of holes, particularly when he's putting the moves on some deluded dowager.