If the show is actually going to move away from the Dawson's Creek jokes, then I'm fine with them overdoing it in this episode as the joke's swan song. Sometimes the only way to kill a joke, is to overkill it. (Hmmm… that feels like it should be a CSI: Miami line)

Would it make you feel any better if you knew that guide was really a poacher who killed baby elephants? Because he quite possibly could be.

Would it make you feel any better if you knew that guide was really a poacher who killed baby elephants? Because he quite possibly could be.

See? Absolutely no idea.

See? Absolutely no idea.

I don't remember where I read it, but I recall Neil Gaiman saying a positive side-effect of having to distance "Fun Land" from "Disneyland" was that they had to change the mouse ears hat to wolf ears, which help amplify the Little Red Riding Hood thing.

I don't remember where I read it, but I recall Neil Gaiman saying a positive side-effect of having to distance "Fun Land" from "Disneyland" was that they had to change the mouse ears hat to wolf ears, which help amplify the Little Red Riding Hood thing.

SPOILERS HEREIN

SPOILERS HEREIN

I had no idea about the history of Hector/Lyta/Brute/Glob, except for the general idea of Hector as the Golden Age Sandman. It was a really interesting history lesson, finding out where they came from.

I had no idea about the history of Hector/Lyta/Brute/Glob, except for the general idea of Hector as the Golden Age Sandman. It was a really interesting history lesson, finding out where they came from.

Well said.

Well said.

Hell yes to that.

Hell yes to that.

I'm really surprised, because I thought I read somewhere that Shane Black hated Mandarin and thought the character was a "racist stereotype."

I'm really surprised, because I thought I read somewhere that Shane Black hated Mandarin and thought the character was a "racist stereotype."

Marvel Executive: Okay, Mr. Bay, when writing your script keep in mind that we are proponents of Shakespeare's five-act structure, which allows us to focus much more on character dynamics and personal arcs. Any questions?

Marvel Executive: Okay, Mr. Bay, when writing your script keep in mind that we are proponents of Shakespeare's five-act structure, which allows us to focus much more on character dynamics and personal arcs. Any questions?

"This isn't good hero/bad hero, this is f*g and New Yorker."