There need to be about 30 more before we equal the amount of Vietnam war movies. Maybe we should just avoid pointless wars in the first place.

It's a good thing we're here to keep her in check.

Principal Flutie's death shocked me, and he must have been written to die, since they filmed the first 13 episodes all at once. (edit: I think; I know they were all filmed before the first one aired, anyway).

Haters gonna hate, but Young Adult was great.

@avclub-ddf39be6eb089c51636d28ea68254f5c:disqus That's why they were trying to pass it as an amendment to the constitution, I thought, though my knowledge of constitutional law isn't great. I'm not sure what the benefits of putting it in the constitution would have been, actually. I assume that makes it… stronger?…

I wish they'd start reviewing Buffy again, or rerun the old reviews, just so I'd have someone to talk to about it. I'm currently rewatching it (again).

First wife: drummer for The White Stripes
Second wife: does this shit

If a foreign musician had done that here the reaction would be just as vicious, probably moreso.

Er yeah, Doyle. I always do that; I think it's the Irish soundingness of both names.

Angel at least has a reason to be broody, given his history. I'd say he's distinguished well enough from the common form of the moodius vampirus. Plus, they have plenty of fun with it; I can't count how many times they've ribbed him for being tall, dark and gloomy.

It's HEADLEY!

An ∞ gun sounds like something you might find on Doctor Who. It kills all incarnations of a person throughout all time, or something.

Maybe too soon, but Finn on Glee. But that goes for any time an actor has died in real life, like Coach on Cheers. Or like was mentioned above, Connor Doyle on Angel because of his drug problem.

I think fans of anything want consistent characters in general. Season 6 completely threw the old Spike out the window and replaced him with a guy who was fundamentally good. Which is a shame, because Buffy's relationship with him would have had a lot more impact if he'd actually been evil. (They made a small effort…

-good Polio
-good Nazis
-good reality TV show
-good flesh-eating bacteria

This looks like the worst movie I'll ever see twice.

How about in dog years?

Same. After they brought the multi billion (trillion?) dollar experiment out to the woods— the one that was so important they had to get the guy's twin brother when the original one died— and left it there with a weapon that couldn't even harm the local wildlife, and it predictably almost gets eaten alive, I checked…

Yes. I suppose there could be a S.H.I.E.L.D. comic coming out that people want to read, I suppose. I'll edit it. Typing "S.H.I.E.L.D." is annoying enough on its own, prepending "Agents of" even more so, and I draw the line at prepending "Marvel's".

That was the story, thank you.