It helped that Hillary was able to deliver her jokes without awkwardly reading them off a piece of paper. For a guy whose appeal is supposedly his show business "star power" and spontaneity, that was pretty damn sad.

I was too disturbed by the weird, deformed hands he has on the cover to appreciate his attire.

Exclamation points, not circles, are the answer!

Although the Klan is most famous for its racism, they were also murderously anti-Catholic. But yeah, when you're in the business of covering up widespread child abuse, it probably teaches you to let bygones be bygones.

Fred Trump was apparently a frequent attendee (sometimes along with his son) at the Al Smith Dinner when he was alive, so it seems both he and the New York Archdiocese got over that at some point.

Yeah, the original idea was that they'd do it as an anthology. IIRC, their original plan did call for both Sylar and Peter to die (Sylar in the fight, Peter blowing up in low Earth orbit), but the network decided that Quinto and Ventimiglia were too important as the stars of their new hit show to be discarded. The…

The first half of the first season killed it with end-of-episode reveals, although I still think the one that precedes the episode mentioned in this article—time stops on the subway and Hiro, looking older, carrying a sword, and speaking in clear English, tells Peter "My name is Hiro Nakamura. I am from the future, I…

Kring was perversely proud of the fact that he had never read comics and didn't know anything about comics. That was his defense against the charges that everything on the show was ripped off from famous comic storylines (although the writers on the show acknowledged that they were doing "homages" of those comics).

Yes, we all know "butt brothels" are a thing, but "ass whore" sounds like a bizarre corruption of the German prostitutenmitsheisterholen.

…and everyone pretends they can understand what he's saying. No one stops to ask him "Did you just call me 'asshole,' or 'ass whore?' Because it sounded like 'ass whore' but I don't think that's a thing."

Now I'm envisioning a montage of Baby Sara/John's conception night. Diggle's impatiently standing in front of an ATM, and the guy in front of him?—the one who presses the button for a receipt he then immediately throws away—pulls back his hoodie to reveal that he's THE REVERSE FLASH. Guy in front of Diggle pulling out…

But what if Caliban also knows which dogs Prof X has bet on? Caliban a lot more useful then, huh?

All of which makes it super-awkward when Cyclops tries to make sweet, sweet love to him.

But…I already bought porcini mushrooms! What will I do with them now?

I think it would be even better if in the background of 24: Jack Bauer's Day Off, there was an actual terrorist event going on, just Jack doesn't notice it or get involved. Like, out the window of Jack's apartment, a missile hits a skyscraper, which blows up and collapses. After it's done collapsing, Jack steps out of…

Another Star Trek connection there, as Time After Time was written and directed by Nicholas Meyer (of Wrath of Khan and Undiscovered Country fame). Before it was widely known that Meyer did an uncredited rewrite of Star Trek II, the combination of this movie and reading his novel, the Seven Percent Solution, had me…

And remember to stay in your bunkers on November 8th, the day some folks will try to convince you is Election Day but it's really the day the UN plans on sterilizing all white men who they've lured to go out in public. You may see false flag news broadcasts proclaiming that someone's been elected president, but…

Cox was both more personally scary, but also a great bit less threatening. One of the interesting bits of Manhunter is that while that Will Graham respects and fears Lecter (or is it Lektor in that version?) it's the kind of respect a hunter has for a wild animal. IIRC, that Will hangs up on Cox's big soliloquy about…

Dude's resemblance to a pudgy Dracula suggests he might be harder to kill than you're giving him credit for. Cruz may not have as many followers as Trump, but the ones he has are insanely devoted, and it's not like the politics of the far right are operating rationally, in any case.

That's just a general convention of the one-line social media bio, isn't it? But yeah, it's highly inappropriate on any account where you often have staffers posting things instead of the "Parent. Spouse." themselves.