No, episode 6 is just a slice-of-life shot of Trish making dinner.

Yeah, I'm only supposing, so I don't think this is a spoiler, but I'm pretty sure it requires physical presence, BUT it can be over a reasonably large area, like shouting across a room.

You can't watch any of these on YouTube due to the Digital Willennium Copyright Act.

Well, I dunno. I suppose you could point to that, but there were five other pros on the situation right then, and also while Tony was talking to Loki (as opposed to smashing him into buildings), Loki wasn't killing anyone.

No, no, keep going…

Still, it wasn't Man of Steel, yeah?

Man, I don't want to live in a Marvel Universe that doesn't have a ranting J. Jonah Jameson. I will grudgingly live in one that has one who isn't played by J.K. Simmons, BUT I WON'T BE HAPPY ABOUT IT.

It's cool. You made good.

I'm talking about the voiceover for the end credits of the show immediately preceding AoS. Much as I'd like to avoid it, with the show beginning immediately afterward, skipping it really isn't an option.

Between Barry's dad and Kendra Saunders, there were a lot of distracting teeth in this episode.

If Creed is a model, the sequels could focus on the kid of some guy he beat up.

Everything in this comment is true, and I disagree with none of it.

Well that's a nice Thanksgiving gift: I now have unexpectedly warm feelings toward a holiday movie.

This is why I was annoyed that the latest Mad Max wasn't subtitled "Driving Fast on the Fury Road, then Turning Around and Driving Back."

It's Star Wars Apologist Week at the A.V. Club!

To be clear, you think that Raymond is less like MitM, correct? I think I'm in agreement with you because Raymond is typically not a show where the husband and wife team up for anything other than to spite someone else (rather than to avenge their own). I can watch it because there's usually good funny business, but…

"…often as an excuse to showcase David’s accomplished singing as well as Bob’s less accomplished singing."

I also think it's funny that, if most people had to guess which one is from the South and which one is not, they would be wrong.

Watching this episode:
"Hey, where's Tom Kenny?"
"Hey, there's Tom Kenny!"
All's well.

Yes?