I haven't been to Texas Roadhouse in years. The one time I went they blared shitty country music at full volume and you were assaulted by a teenage girl trying to up sell you an expensive cut of meat the minute you walk through the door.

Spike Lee Realizes mistake. Tweets home address of Lorna Luft.

That student should sue Stephen Colbert for stealing their personality.

Hey stop making me like Ted Cruz.

There is actually an On Demand Marvel Channel. At least on my cable system.

Man-Thing. You can't let those Louisiana film subsidies go to waste.

Better writing in your post than the last four episodes. The AV Club Hive Mind strikes again.

They could have gone off in different directions. All getting into the same train car kind of defeated the purpose of their plan. Ms. Spy Eye could have picked the correct one out before they separated.

Ron Glass would be a much more interesting Tech Geek than Fitz-Simmons who's only interesting feature is referring to two people by one name.

I hope the big bad is AIM but, that hasn't been established yet.

I don't know how many people here have had an opportunity to watch last night's PBS documentary on the history of comic books. They had a segment on Jim Steranko and his work on the SHIELD comic books.

Jane Espenson writes well when someone else does the plotting and pacing. She should look for a writing partner that is stronger in those areas and always work as a team.

It only took 24 hours after down voting is added for this place to turn into Ain't It Cool.

Revolution has gotten significantly better this year.

I think the show is getting better week to week. This episode even had a few Easter eggs to indicate that even the show runners are aware of some of the problems, such as Skye calling Ward "a Robot". Skye seemed to be a little less glamed-up this episode

Tina's technically an 8 but, smart and funny bumps her up to a 15.

AV Club is clearly Anti-Social Media.

What …… is …….this…..thing…..humans…..call BroRape?

Michael Shannon

I call bullshit. Only in the last twenty-five years has America tried to educate all of its children through the 12th grade and expected the majority of them to go to college.