Finn's hoping Mike Colter will accidentally shake off some charisma onto him.

Those brave network executives looked out across the late-night horizon and though, "How can we keep this as white as humanly possible?"

I've got it! They should put him in a sit-com with America's sweetheart: Billy Crystal! It can't possibly fail.

In Austin, the bus system isn't great, but it's functional, with some caveats. I'm lucky enough that I live between two mainlines, which run buses until about 3:30am, but there are only a few of these "Nite Owl" lines. Most of the other lines stop services at about 10pm. In a town where people wanna go drink - a lot -…

Arlington, Texas, for instance, has a population of more than 350,000 people, and they have ZERO public transportation system. They can't be the only one.

¡Viva! Univision!

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Not directly related, but certainly says something about their corporate culture.

In light of this, it's interesting that Uber opted to cease doing business in Austin because they felt that the standards for the background checks that the City was requiring of their drivers was too stringent.

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"He" is great on Doug Loves Movies, though!

Hm. Probably so. But I'd want it to be better than Agents of SHIELD. (I still haven't seen Agent Carter, though, and even folks that aren't wild about AoS seem to have liked that…)

That's a good point, actually. From a narrative POV, though, I think her stories would play out better on a longer timeline.

I think Kamala ends up on Netflix. (Which, I think, would be a better fit anyway.)

"It looks like Larson’s already warming up to play a hero in Captain Marvel."

"I am afraid I cannot bear witness that might incriminate myself, Judge Dave."

Call me crazy, but I prefer ULTRA.

I bet Spencer has a wholly different, far more antebellum interpretation of "Master and Servant."

I hope he plays Groot's dad: Mr. Groot.

Be back in 15… I gotta take a serious Big Bell Beefer.