I was really surprised by all the Iron Man 2 connections this show had. (Or, just that big one) I would proud to remember anything from Iron Man 2.

Shades was the MVP of this episode, and the series in general. As a super villain consultant he is REALLY good at his job, and a succession of people would be better off if they listened to his advice.

Not pictured: the 8000 pictures that were too blurry because hamsters rarely sit still. This instagram is very impressive.

This is why I feel that non-Jews should not read the Hebrew bible. Guys, you are just going to get mixed up. Stop it.

I know I'm supposed to be intimidated by Diamondback but I am just laughing so hard.

She classes up the joint every time she shows up, just be being her. "Oh, you thought those were real actors? Haha. Here comes ROSARIO FUCKING DAWSON."

Shades was like a character who accidentally walked off the Wire and doesn't realize he's now in a superhero show based on blacksploitation comics.

He sounds like Morpheus and it really bugs me when he's monologuing.

So how long did it take Claire to reverse her stance on helping vigilantes since Daredevil season 2? A ten-stop subway ride? Assuming she didn't briefly transfer to the express from 72nd to 96th.

Man, there's got to be nothing the police fear more right now than an unshootable black man.

Dr. Oz saved my grandmother's life when she needed a stent in her neck. But there are some other things he's not good at.

It was totally his mom's fault and I wanted Tata to rub it in her face.

I really look forward to the Flop House episode on this movie.

The good: STICK!
The bad: Jesus Christ, not the Hand. Did you learn nothing from season 2's reviews?

Dear Big Fat Jew,
GO AWAY.
Signed,
The Rest of Judaism

I remember this movie being terrifying as a kid. I've still never seen the bathtub scene all the way through.

He knows what he needs to do to complete the cycle.

Is this like a movie about a knock-off Tony Stark and Bruce Banner?

Right, but of the thousands of cases they do review, they select a very small number to actually fight for. Usually it's because of lack of evidence to overturn a conviction. Just because someone writes into the Innocence project doesn't mean that he's innocent. And they declined to take Adnan's cause, despite all the…

Soooo .. this is kind of a myth. Yes, one wrong conviction is too many, but the Innocence project doesn't get as much press for the cases it receives but doesn't take because the person's guilty, or the evidence leans heavily in the favor of the state. It's overturned convictions in waaay less than one percent of…