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    I really like The Rock in most of the films he is in, but this, like all of these DC superhero announcements, always pale in the "Wow, what a great choice!" category when compared to Marvel's casting. Joaquin Phoenix hopefully as Dr. Strange is much more interesting than The Rock as Black Adam …

    … or Armageddon 2001, from 1991. God, I'm aging myself, but I remember that one from when I was a kid. The premise was a superbeing from the future (2001) had to go back in time to figure out which DC superhero turned bad in 10 years … turns it out was wither Hawk or Dove, I forget.

    … and Virginia Tech and Sandy Hook were still just schools, and not symbols of our never ending gun violence epidemic … We should all be so lucky as to be as "freaked out" again …

    American girls, they want the whole world. They want every last little light in New York City. Amen …

    Agreed. To me, they are one of the few newer, younger bands who seem in it for the longrun. Great live band, too.

    How music has changed … I can't think of any band or album today that could whip up such attention for a new musical direction as PJ's No Code did in '96.

    Hey, I understand why Colbert's making the move to CBS, but he does so much more social commentary and genius satire on CC … I really hoped he would just bring the Report to CBS, but instead it looks like it'll be just another late-night talk show.

    Writers are to young filmmakers and writers what small-business owners are to the GOP.

    I can't think of a more noxious sounding genre than "millennial nostalgia" …

    He is so winning in Into the Wild … I actually hope this comes through and he gives a great performance.

    Eh, like pretty much everything else here, that's a line from Simpsons, from Homer …

    Batman's a detective!

    This idea was done rather successfully in a YA book called Jake, Reinvented. It's Gatsby set in a high school, done cleverly, not cloyingly.

    IS that fellow sophisticate Turkey Creek Jack Stewart hosting this show?

    The pun-ready grasp of basic ancient Egyptian history and mythology should really be commended … bravo to all.

    He was too exhahsted frahm fahking Alec Baldwin's mahtha; it left him little time for subtlety …

    You had me at "some of the most desolate, despairing television on air."

    A book? The hell you say …

    Yeah, yeah, we watch The Americans too … Number stations, and bare asses, that's what that show is all about …