We do, that's why we're aghast at this shit now. He really was pretty damn funny, once upon a time.

Ooh, ooh, ooh! Instead of a gong, the Lannisters could "send their regards" to the crappy acts! I'd watch that.

"Who's a cheeky monkey?" Well, if we're talking red-ass baboons, that would be you TommyMike.

You would have thought the Atari E.T. would have pulled Best Adapted Screenplay, but it's all political.

And there would be the contractually obligated one scene per movie of Tony Stark running barefoot.

One (1) each Flash and Aquaman fan. There are no Cyborg fans.

You're just going to find a way to say "Amazon" in every post, aren't you? :)

Flashback. Alternate timeline. Dream sequence. Flash writing erotic fan-fic. There are plenty of equally valid ways they can make this happen

I look forward to the Newswire announcing Whedon quitting Batgirl because WB insisted on a dark, CGI-heavy final battle with a 'roid enhanced Lady Shiva.

For a lot of people in 1983, you still had to stand up, walk, and exert physical effort to change the channel on the TV. Barbaric.

After that sixth Stella Artois those Belgies get wild.

"Nicolas Cage is a veritable god…"
There's your "unhinged religious sect" right there.

-I'm loving the Stanley Cup Final. I have no dog in the fight, but I enjoy the Preds, and the Nashville attitude, and the games have been great. Just seeing Mike Milbury have to say nice things about P.K. is a joy.
-I hadn't even heard of Scooter before yesterday, but good for him.
-That Mickleson is even a story shows…

There were babies, and a delight in said babies. If this was a Zach Snyder joint, said babies would have been crushed by a Wayne Industries skyscraper.

So. Much. Chafing.

Major walks in, says "Yep, it's Tuesday", walks out.

Having been away from my DVR for the past couple weeks I watched the previous two episodes, and then this one. I give it a B (A+ for Peyton in the catsuit, but that's just my thing (by which I mean everyone on this comment section's thing)). I do agree with Carrie that there's a lot of plot to resolve in the remaining…

Because MCU Hawkeye is plain vanilla without the vanilla flavoring.

Bullwinkle J. Moose: simpleton, or symbol of lost middle-class American innocence?

"Diana, shield!" was a call back that I didn't see coming, and everyone in the theater went "oooooh!"