I really loved it but more so in the first few seasons. At its heart it was a coming of age story, and once JD was a more confident doctor and not afraid of Dr. Cox, the main story was over. It's far from the only sitcom to keep going past its prime based simply on the quality of the writing and cast, but five…

Sounds fun. Thanks for sharing.

I see her being a mob boss, as the Netflix heroes are all pretty physical and she might be a little old to be doing lots of fight scenes. Maybe make her a female version of the Rose? But instead of being Fisk's son she's his aunt?

And a Defenders character. Well done.

Yeah, the cold open definitely leaned more, "look at all the offensive things Trump says, isn't it hilarious?" rather than, "this guy admitted regularly sexual assaulting women and wants to be president, isn't it horrifying?" At least for my tastes. And Baldwin's Trump makes being offensive funny, much like Ferrel…

Possibly going to a neighboring swing state to register voters for Hillary. Or Luke Cage.

Figure this the place to say the revamp to Comic Book Resources is a mess. Very hard to see their huge library of fun old articles (especially by the amazing Brian Cronin.) And no commenting accept through Facebook (bleh.) Maybe Cronin will make his way over here?

That black and white Howard the Duck magazine that was around for a bit (1979-1980?) was a bit R-rated. Howard would be in bed with a naked Beverly. They would show boobs. Marvel was odd back then.

And she was 14. So not going to react in the most mature way.

I like how Namor, "Marvel's first mutant", is the biggest dick of them all. Dude was a trendsetter!

I think someone (probably Roy Thomas) did a story explaining where the Avengers were when Galactus first came to Earth.

It does make little sense but I think it was fighting for their turf. The rumor I heard is Melissa Rosenberg lost her overall deal with ABC as a result of signing on to do Jessica Jones for Netflix (she's doing fine. From that show and all that Twilight money!)

These books are actually award-winning literary fiction that happen to be worldwide bestsellers. They're fantastic. But the covers do make it look like crappy romance novels.

She's Daft Punk (both members.)

My understanding is that ABC was super pissed at Marvel for making the giant deal with Netflix and so I doubt there will be any crossovers, unfortunately. It would've been fun to see Coulson pop up for a scene or two. Or Bobbi (Mockingbird) on the team to add another woman.)

And that sounds good too!

Now that sounds pretty great! Thanks.

I guess Doughboys is about food? Is it comedic? Reviews? Storytelling? The above doesn't really describe it if you don't already know what it's about.

FICTIONAL FACT FROM MY CHILDHOOD: Smurfs are three apples high.

Every time they go to a commercial break with "farts", I will always come back. Guaranteed.