The problem is that he played a new character, and not his insane character from a previous episode.

Charles Grodin was in a movie about a big dog and he was in a movie called Clilfford yet somehow they weren’t the same movie.  Discuss amongst yourselves.

They’d probably keep Jon Lovitz as the replacement Phil.

Won’t work.  The way to do a third Frasier series is for him to be a character on a show with more of an ensemble cast, and then he departs after the third season.

Memory is not serving. Fett wasn’t on Rebels.

I don’t disagree with your interpretation of what they were, but Snoke was taller than a Kaminoan.

So which one of these movies will get Streets of Fire’d?

I could see Smith addressing the less savory aspects of the character, though, like the part where he dumps the body of his teenage girlfriend on the beach after she ODs.

So this is a prequel to Spoils of Babylon?  Where we learn how they earned said spoils?

I suspect they have taken the way Abomination looks in the comic (which is quite a bit different than the film) and applied it to a new, never-seen-again character.

goddammit I was driving home not a half hour ago wondering whatever happened to Lena Dunham and thinking about how nice it was not to hear about her anymore

Here’s hoping Steve Martin replaces him

Keep hoping they’ll make a movie.  Haven’t decided if Bob Odenkirk would play their dad who gets sick, or the evil landlord trying to bulldoze the orphanage.

I have made the decision to not watch the trailer.  Gonna go into this completely unaware of what to expect.

“Mystery/thriller” should have been a part of the prequels. Darth Sidious stalking Jedi from the shadows; Obi-Wan and Anakin being the investigating team (until such a point that Anakin turns).

She seems pretty cool. Too bad she’s stuck doing a story set during the High Republic.

The pandemic happened at a great time for the MCU. I am almost ready to start seeing Marvel movies again after Endgame.

He’s granting wishes in Heaven now

First time I’ve even heard of it.  Netflix’s marketing department has done another bang up job.

Otis and Luthor are an example of a great performance whose characters who do a disservice to the story.