I think every show could use The Flash's CG crew, at least for fire and explosions.

Your basic "It's Always Sunny" plot these days.

Major opportunity lost. It's like not posting "DENTAL PLAN!" as the first post on a "Last Exit to Springfield" review.

And with such witty retorts I bet you'd fit right in too.

Two and a half men sure would leave a large hole to fill.

I'd rather say it's far more remarkable that despite the easy and expected out of making the male characters a bunch of sheepish oafs they're all rather well rounded, intelligent, and fleshed out characters.

Only if George Lucas gets his way. Please tell me George Lucas will never get his way.

And most those that do only know her from googling her "scenes" in the show.

I'd weep tears, sweet salty tears, of joy.

This isn't Real Time with Bill Mahr.

It reads better as a whole which is really what you should expect from Morrison. As far as his work goes it's in the middle. Some lows but some good highs and definitely worth checking out if you're a Morrison fan.

What I meant was kill him in the very first episode. It's clearly a thing Whedon had on his mind for a while.

I also believe he wanted to do it with the character of Doyle on Angel but the network wouldn't allow it.

Prince of Persia, while being fairly technically sound, commits the cardinal sin of just being boring and unmemorable. Honestly, before reading this comment I completely forget it was even a thing that I was dragged to and made to sit and watch.

It was less a send-off and more the fact that Whedon had always wanted to add an actor as a regular in the credits then kill them in the same episode.

"Dusty Old Bones!"

#LikeAVulcan

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