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Norton is far worse than Owlsley. Owlsley mercenary ways are (perversely) honest and consistent. Norton hides behind a bible and imprisions/kills innocent people. Daredevil would remove his teeth.

Ebert's Law of Economy of Characters is one of the biggest narrative hurdles to overcome.

BALEETED

Fun fact: That song is about Ghost Rider.

Counterpoint: Iron Man.

One Mechanical Alligator is another great 90's band.

Al Franken taught me it's called "kidding on the square."

If there's an MCU Punisher/Daredevil team-up, I want that line as a call-back.

I believe timing is everything in comedy. A fake show-ending freeze frame that immediately cuts to more action is a dissonance I do not truck with.

I agree. the joke would work as a stinger, or even a cut to "commercial," but a fake sitcom ending is a terrible bit to have in the middle of the show.

There's another problem that stems from the procedural device, something that consistently haunted Law & Order; the guilty party can be deduced by the casting. Last week, The Office's David Wallace appeared for thirty seconds as a random witness. This week, House's Dr. Taub plays the mayor's brother. The red herrings

I think "I want to make this movie and I'm going to" is not the ridiculous premise the article suggests.

edit: I'm late to the party. I like Dong. That is all.

A lot of these bits look like they're directly adapted from the old cartoons, and they don't work when everyone's rendered in 3D.

Plot twist: I can't really bring myself to watch either, anymore.

Skye is Roman Reigns. Discuss.

Kane wore a mask for years and he has amazing facial acting ability.