I worked on the Ultimates, so we're going to disagree, there.
But generally, I think we're on the same page. I liked Byrne's breaking the fourth wall stuff on She-Hulk, and his, " I really (really) want to be Larry Niven" stuff on Fantastic Four too. ( Though I think not begging Terry Austin to be his inker for life…

Are you a John Byrne fan?
Because that's pretty much the mission statement of Byrne Robotics and bitter, creatively bankrupt old has-beens everywhere.
Except that for them the "hypothesis" is fact.

Agreed. I've been watching "Undateable", mainly out of a sense of curiosity (despite being put on what the kids call a "burn off schedule", it was renewed for a second season), and I think what saves it is the chemistry between the actors, who are clearly taking a lot of liberties with the script to ad lib, and the…

Just… stop using Alex Ross's artwork, please?Like everyone else, I loved Kingdom Come, but I think it's now obvious that that was his apotheosis. Everything he's done since looks more and more like over literal renditions from photographs of his buddies in scratch built cosplay - cheap fabric, wrinkled seams and all.…

It's a marriage, with kids and not enough money. It's building toward the sweet release of death ; just like real life.

So what does, "pizza slice cookie monster" at the end of a tweet mean?

You know what late season Heroes and S.H.I.E.L.D. (damn that's tedious to type. The acronym needs an acronym) have in common? It's Jeph fucking Loeb, Lord of the Hacks, a man whose entire career is a metaphor for "failing upwards." Just pray he doesn't ever get Kevin Feige's job.

Well, considering what a sucking void of zero fun energy the show was before Paxton came on board I'm going to go with no as well.
But, hope springs eternal (or for a few episodes, anyway,) so I'm going ot give it a shot.

Not necessarily everyone. They will be issued on a person by person basis.

It could work, though, right? It needn't even go to Jared mounting an actual suit; I can imagine a scenario where some lawyers turn up and offer (a suitably bewildered) Jared a hefty settlement if he signs a non-disclosure. Which he eventually accepts because, Erlich.

Dunno how real world this show is trying to be, but transporting someone against their will to a point over the international dateline because of company-owned malfunctioning machinery sounds like a massive potential lawsuit to me. Maybe that's how they'll get their funding next season.

Maybe there's some kind of clause that provides for random guest spots in whatever show Sheen is appearing in in the divorce contract? She keeps turning up in his shows; she also guested in a couple of episodes
of Anger Management, making snarky comments about her "crazy " ex.

I started to watch the CSI:Original Flavour episode that introduced the Patricia Arquette character yesterday. All I can say is I am clearly neither a fan of Ms.Arquette, nor am I in this new show's projected demographic. Overwrought, hammy dialogue and tired middle aged actors clearly just there for the paycheck. It…

You're right. I need to pay more attention. I maintain it would have been a fun scene, though.

Religious proselytists give me the heebie jeebies. So do committed atheists. They both tend toward a glassy eyed conviction I associate with Stepford wives and others of the brain dead genus. When you make a decision about something, you tend to stop thinking about it. Which is not always a good thing.

When Blood was lying on his desk with a lacerated chestal area, I totally expected Etrigan to manifest and offer him a "your life for your soul "deal; possibly in rhyming couplets. Other than that small disappointment, a very enjoyable episode.

So what? He's probably a wonderful father and fine barbecue chef as well. How does that have any bearing on his professionalism?

A real nerd would also know how to use apostrophes properly. Doctor's and Who's instead of Doctors and Whos?
Where did you learn to write English?

Whoo?

"Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting looks amazing in this episode."