With the way home prices are skyrocketing in that part of the country, I could see Big Head cleaning up on selling that house, and they already showed him selling of his assets at the end of the episode. Plus yeah one if his incubees could plan out. I really hope he comes out even wealthier somehow. It would be…

Sigh… You just can't find good goons these days.

At first I thought this sounded like a service solely for the ultra rich or famous who don't want to leave their homes and risk being spotted. But then I thought if I had 6-10 friends over and everyone chipped in 5-8 bucks, it might not be so crazy. You would certainly save on overpriced snacks…

Did anyone catch what Warrina's secret identity's career is? She's some sort of television journalist? She was interviewing the pirate guy on TV about their recent stock plunge.

They established a few episodes ago that Rusty has been a level 10 arch since the start of the season when he inherited Jonas Jr.'s business empire. As for the complaint line, I think that's a new reform under the new "Council of 13." Dr. Mrs. The Monarch promises a friendlier, more responsive Guild when the town hall…

I like the through plot, too. I think this whole season is building up to be about the connection between Doc and the Monarch. I'm almost certain they're going to turn out to be clones or brothers or something.

They don't seem to get a whole lot of foot traffic these days with their stock in the toilet.

To be fair, a space station inside an asteroid is one heck of a commute.

Good catch! That would dovetail with the discovery of a "Batcave" under his mansion really well, wouldn't it? Are the setting The Monarch up to be a vigilante style flying animal-themed supervilllian-killer? Like a Batman wholly motivated by spite and self-interest? That would be pretty perfect. Plus, if he started…

Did they establish that? Returning to the whole cuttlefish thing would be odd if there wasn't a connection.

Nah, dean is why too scraggly to be a Jonas clone. I would buy that he got the brains and Hank the braun, though.

I thought Billy said he had never "sipped of the sweet flower of a woman" or some such thing in one of the earliest seasons.

Was the actor who played the hotel manager the same guy who played the deformed curiosities museum curator in Humbug?

I thought it was mostly a straight up Ghost Rider parody.

Bravo. If it's not, the writers are kicking themselves right now. But is almost certainly is.

They even brought out the old angry Brock music from Season 1!

Once I saw the overhead shot of people filing through the security line, I knew all would be right with the episode.

Did anyone quite understand why Sanjay had a second apartment for his "other life"? Did everyone at that company need a secret place where they could "work from home" on their nefarious DOD project? And if so, why not just always work from the secured lab? Or were we to understand that he was pursuing some…

I took a lot of stuff the Lone Gunmen said with a pretty big chunk of salt. However, they also did profess that Mulder was the only person they knew crazier than them…

Congratulations kid with facial disfigurations feeding himself from a cafeteria tray, you're the image that gets to haunt my dreams tonight.