I mean, he was 27 at the time, while she was 23 and looked it. That's not the worst thing ever, but she's supposed to be playing a world-famous Pulitzer-winning journalist with several years of work under her belt before she even had a kid five years prior to the start of the story. I just found it very distracting…

Can you imagine the internal email ol' Joe must have sent out to the entire MSNBC employee listserv inviting everyone out to the release party? Do you think it was marked "High Importance"? I do.

Lois & Clark is actually one of those weird shows that I know I watched every episode of, but I retain exactly zero memory of it.

Bryan Singer (and, in a sense, Richard Donner) were what was wrong with Superman Returns. I'd have loved to see a different Superman movie with that same cast (minus Kate Bosworth, who was just plain too young to play Lois).

The special edition of Hudson Hawk actually CGI'd Joe Scarborough's face over Bruce Willis' and nobody noticed.

"Spotify Sponsored hopes you will enjoy this cover of 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light' brought to you by Joe Scarborough and the Joe Scarborough Experience."

Gizmodo rounded up a panel of “weather and climate researchers, seismologists, astronomers and physicists” to theorize on the phenomenon.

Dean Cain, of course, nailed it.

At least you can compliment his ass in those tights without straying into potentially problematic territory!

"Tah-COOO"

"Thank you…ERIC…for depositing your…FECES…in me…ANALYZING…ANALYZING…your diet requires more…NOT TEQUILA…please see a physician…IMMEDIATELY."

It would be nice to see Superman actually smile.

The Chriforce.

I actually think it's something to do with his inherent nature. Everything about him that played well in Man from UNCLE- his natural smugness, his clear awareness of his own good looks, his easy dip into petulance- all play hard against him as Superman. I read an interview with him once where he claimed that what he…

"These boobs are…[checks scanner] not emitting any ionizing radiation!"

Hey, he's my third-favorite superhero-movie Chris! I would notice.

I really liked him in The Man From UNCLE, actually, but he's a wet noodle as Superman.

When $14 million is involved, we call it "chalice" size.

I hope he paid for everyone's shawarma at least.

I mean, between the new X-Men movies and the Hunger Games and then the getting Oscar nods for "classy" projects, no, it's not particularly surprising.