Maybe because Kristen Bell was in the first 3 Assassin's Creed games?

Correct. And this is also backed up quite a few times in the Rogue Squadron novels set after RotJ.

Yeah, I think it was. I'm glad that you're able to, for the most part, upgrade and master the skills that you need in each of the 3 trees.

True. I've read some of the EU for Star Wars and those are canon. Or, at least, some of them *were* canon until George Lucas decided to invalidate a whole bunch of stuff, via the Clone Wars series, which lead to one of his authors quitting a book series that she'd been writing for him. I'm guessing the same applies…

Oh, well played. Very well played.

Best comment ever!

Barrowman's in the show. Recurring but for the whole season. I'm guessing this is reason enough? And I say this as a Doctor Who and Torchwood fan.

Agreed on both Nazneed and Nana. Ditto on how they came about.

LOL! Good one. Did you see her on "24?"

Thank you! I was hoping someone else would point that out before the inevitable Abrams' bashing began.

I think he was already in shape to start. He used to be a spin instructor before acting but the parkour skills and martial arts are taught to him by the show's stunt team.

Close. Metropolis-based.

That's actress and cosplayer Liz Katz. https://www.facebook.com/LizKatzFanPage

LOL @ Andy Dick! Good one.

Actually, I think Max is a character out of a John Woo movie. Remember the John Woo reference in the first game?

Yep, it's a muscle up. It's a common warm-up exercise for anyone that does parkour and that's something Stephen Amell had to become proficient at before filming the pilot episode.

I'm calling it now: Barrowmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan (thanks to Esther Inglis-Arkell for that). Either it's the elder Meryln or someone else with a huge muscular build that is not Diggle.

*Phew!*

FINALLY! I thought I was the only person that like Enterprise better than Voyager.