Really great article. I only just discovered this album last year, and I'm so glad I did. I had no idea he grew up so close to where I did.

Hanks M'Boogie!

Even the Jeopardy! Facebook page is covered in comments about iiiiiiiit.

The ship designs in particular are really great. The Jedi starfighters that evoke Star Destroyers, TIE Fighters and the Rebels' astromech-incorporating ships while still having a cohesive look. The sleek Naboo starfighters, popping in yellow against the black of space. Most of the podracers' vehicles look fantastic if…

Casino Royale is the start of a new chronology, but it's structured as a prequel, telling the story of how a character we already know from previous movies became that person. Similar deal with the '09 Star Trek showing the Enterprise crew coming together.

OT: There's a whole universe with a rich mysterious history out there!
PT: Actually, it's just a half-dozen people you've already met, their parents, and a couple other guys.

Same reason Darth Vader is voiced by James Earl Jones, not Sebastian Shaw. It sounds good.

*Time began in approximately 2005.

Sometimes I think "Oh maybe I'm too harsh on Fallon." Then I see a clip from his show and that thought goes away.

They don't regularly cover 90% of the class. I doubt people would be very interested in reading a hundred D+ to B- NCIS reviews in a row. "Welp, it was dully competent again tonight."

The excuse they were given was that DC has "other plans" for Ted. That could just be a nice lie because they didn't feel like putting "screw you, he's dead" in an e-mail, but they did let him pop up in Multiversity and the Brave and the Bold cartoon post-death.

Yeah, yeah, and MY name is Kltpzyxm *disappears*

One of the Arrow producers said that they were specifically *not* allowed to use Ted Kord, and had to substitute Ray Palmer instead. I imagine they have pretty free reign with the dialogue references, but they do have to submit requests to actually cast characters. Why Warner Bros is picking and choosing what there…

On the other hand, Trump wrote off American prisoners of war as losers and he got a bump in the polls, so who even knows any more?

I'm not a person who finds this show mean, but this one felt a bit over a line to me. I was fine with James cruelly manipulating a child to like a toy, but manipulating one to give up his dream of becoming an astronaut was too much for me to stomach. The "dialogue" was exquisite ("My wife and kids died in space"), and…

I actually do like the Inhumans as characters (at least their past stuff, haven't read any of their post-Infinity appearances), so it bums me out how Marvel's aggressive approach has created a backlash among readers. I'd love them to be known to people as "those reclusive weirdos I enjoy, with the hoof-dude and big…

That TPIR clip was absolutely electric and I am grateful for the opportunity to have seen it.

I heard Castle Freak ripped his own ding-dong off.

The rapper sounds like a sliightly deeper-voiced Jon Lajoie.

"They're bringing drugs Super Soldier Serum. They're bringing crime Ant-Man suit thieves. They're rapists Starfox."