The show ended with everybody singing "Can You Feel The Love Tonight."

I understand this impulse for Star Wars and Bond, even if I don't agree, but Tarantino and Inarittu are bizarre targets.

"That's a Cosby staircase. A COSSSBY STAYUHCASE!" - Barry (Jack Black), High Fidelity

That'll never work! You have to put the dollars in the disk drive.

Drops of Jupiter has a special place of hate in my heart. In high school, my alarm was a random radio station that played Drops of Jupiter every. Single. Day. At the exact. Same. Time. It was a good motivator to get up and make it stop, but was it worth the suffering?

I got a couple bucks and a survey from them recently. They said they might contact me again for more, but this was just a collection of demographic and very general TV questions. I doubt they're having much trouble finding white middle-ish class people to sample, so my hopes of becoming a regular aren't high.

I've always much much preferred the original joke that Garfield Minus Garfield ripped off, where people only took out Garfield's thought balloons. That version of the bit is actually engaging with the text and saying, "Well by the logic of the strip as presented, humans can't actually hear the animals' thoughts, so…

Please don't report the random pictures of season 1 stuff the Daredevil twitter posts as news. It had the one image in this style that was explicitly about season 2 (the Elektra sai); the others are all just random season 1 things. I'd guess this will in fact still be the suit going forward because why wouldn't it be,…

"That's up there with factory work in terms of mind-numbing nonsense."

Parker! Get me Instagrams of Spider-man!

He's one of the three credited writers, along with Simon Kinberg (who's had a part in writing good and bad movies alike) and Jeremy Slater (Lazarus Effect).

He better pray they don't alter it further.

Wow. That… You're right. Even if you hired a team specifically to make that worse, they'd draw a blank.

That music, though. That. Music.

Mission Impossible 5 is the current event this article is tied to, and mentioned in the introduction.

Yep. One of the trailers even used a Nine Inch Nails song. I remember thinking in the theater for Avengers & Thor how strange it was to be hearing Soundgarden or Foo Fighters over credits in 2011 and 2012. Not that those bands are as bad as the Daredevil roster, but the spirit's not far off.

GET OUT OF MY HEAD, CHARLES!

It's a shame the two hours of her setting up that elaborate timed sandbag-dropping mechanism were left on the cutting room floor.

The investigative businesses and newspapers are all messed up, both in the New York lists and the symbol key. But I appreciate the chance to think about the Beyond Corporation today.

I forgot the part where the helmet was connected to that. The "Pym particle exposure affects your brain" aspect is legitimately weird and pointless. That's the only really solid point in the article. You take it away and nothing about the story needs to change.