im not saying i hate static, but compared to the rest of the dcau it was always an afterthought (zeta project was basically nothing). with shield, I'm glad it exists, but it's not living up to the standard set by the movies.

credit goes to gary gulman

he real shame is that if I'm going to commit to this universe, I have to continue to put up with this. shield is really turning into the static shock of the marvel cinematic universe

somebody remind me to add 2 minutes to the record time for future episodes. i usually watch it live. rookie mistake

"they sell them by the 'each'!"

wouldn't they have found out he was jewish on wednesday, when he lit the first nights candles?

i like this show a lot, but i don't remember it exists from week to week yet. pleasant surprise when i checked my dvr after himym

turturkeykey

orthodox people would typically say "shul". the building was most likely a conservative synagogue

i followed your directions, but (at least for me) the disqus notification is not redirecting to a url with a comment number. even to respond to this, i had to load every comment and then do a search for my user name

theres already too many comments to find a thread specifically talking about this, so i apologize for adding to the clutter. but, the disqus notifications do not bring you to the comment, so you still need to scroll to find yours

that menorah is not for chanukah

i think the shot of the truck was my biggest laugh

but not a chanukiah

they go to wolowitzs house for thanksgiving and not one mention of the first night of chanukah.

i liked the model rebuild story, but it wasn't good.

its the sentient nano machines

i was on board for just about everything in this episode.
why didn't neville ask his wife when she became a patriot?
I'm really enjoying monroes regression/transformation. not just because of the batman line (which was quite funny), but because you can actually see his character turning back into the person he was…

when this review was first posted, the comments section was missing. and then i went to sleep

somewhere, there's a news anchor in the background waking up from a particle accelerator nightmare.