It’s the bag. The Crown Royal bag is everything.

I was talking about the from the time he went down until the end of the fight. Nonito dropped him but Rigo got up and took the fight out of Donaire nearly immediately. Donaire was content to make it to the final bell after Rigo hurt him. The fight was never in question but any thoughts of a heroic comeback went out…

Lara good boxer but his lack of killer instinct and spotty stamina at times hurts him. Rigo is tough, nasty piece of work.

Great calls but for Esthero. I would pick Superheroes and My Torture as well.

All of those fights I mentioned were before he sent to prison. Most were before Buster Douglas. He took more punishment post-prison because his head movement and defense declined. That's the part of Tyson's game that gets overlooked. His defense and ability to counter out of a defensive posture were extraordinary for…

Tyson didn't really have to weather storms because he was really good and most folks never hit him with more than one really solid shot in his prime. Before Tokyo Frank Bruno, Tony Tucker and Bonecrusher Smith hit Tyson with huge shots and he shrugged them off. Mitch "Blood" Green also hit him flush several times and…

Unfortunately it's not that uncommon.

The look on Miguel Cotto's face says it all.

KKKKKKKKHHHHHHHAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!

In addition to everything that's been said even the other First Ones thought the Vorlons were colossal a-holes.

Except for the Centauri. Londo's "I saw nothing" after Kosh left his suit was chilling.

Right. Jim visualized something similar when his infection was raging and he asked to be left behind.

The Solanum virus from World War Z and The Zombie Survival Guide and The Walking Dead's virus behave very differently in some respects. You have to be infected with Solanum to turn but in the Walking Dead-verse everyone's already infected. And later on in the comics it appears that Walking Dead zombies have a shelf…

Yes, but he didn't figure that out until a certain event happened in the prison. Too bad we never got to see those characters on the tv show.

The 2004 Appleseed was a remake/re-imagining. The original anime was released in 1988.

Hiro was so inept at times I sort of blanked on his powers. When we finally saw badass future Hiro he promptly got himself killed.

I can't remember what they called it but it was a pretty lame copy of the Taskmaster's "photographic reflexes."

Something like the Shrike's power's in Hyperion or is that too powerful?

The Godzilla vs. Frankenstein idea did come to fruition in a way. It morphed into Frankenstein Conquers The World and its sequel War of the Gargantuas.

Hogarth's voice "You are who you choose to be"