There’s no need to hyphenate “all but said” in the subheading. 

Terrence Howard. Don Cheadle. Both fine actors. And utterly dissimilar screen presences.

I want a Lockjaw miniseries. None of the Inhumans, just Lockjaw.

Well, if it makes a lot of money they can always bring her back somehow if ScarJo is up for it. But a prequel movie about a character we know has died would seem to be at a disadvantage. I’m guessing the movie will introduce characters and situations that will tie in to future MCU movies. Or maybe it’s all just to…

Me too. On the plus side, on the rare occasions I do have a Coke, I enjoy it a lot more than I did when it was a near-daily habit.

Seemed like the Coca-Cola Classic brand persisted long after new Coke disappeared, then at some point I noticed that Coca-Cola Classic went back to being just Coca-Cola. I chiefly remember not giving a shit about it one way or the other, even though I drank a fair amount of soda in those days.

I can’t even keep up with what’s coming out now.

Hulk brought them back to life. Stark, genius businessman, gave them all trust funds.

Adding: Yes, children will expand your capacity to love beyond your imagination. At least that’s what happened to me.

You think you’re old? I’ll be 62. Just typing those numerals shakes me to the core. On the other hand, having grown up in the 70s and 80s, the kid inside me is astounded and delighted at the existence of movies like Endgame. (Though that only slightly compensates for the otherwise lamentable state of the world today.)

I’m totally down with sending my fictional characters to live there.

The idea of hanging in a dirigible over the hellish surface of Venus sounds terrifying.

When Spock starts the “Cage” watch party during his court martial, doesn’t he say the events on the screen are from 13 years ago?

My father played Elwood in his college’s production of Harvey. I grew up with a painting of my father standing next to a giant anthropomorphic rabbit. Every time I descended to the game room, there was the rabbit, looking at me with malice.

Didn’t Kurtzman say something about Talosians in season 2?

But not Morrissey.

I don’t know. Every single human being on Lyra’s world has a daemon. I don’t see how you could use practical effects for daemons in any scene that has more than a couple characters.  

I realized my community theater colleagues and I have grown old together when we started talking about colonoscopies at the first rehearsal of our current show. Later we really dated ourselves reminiscing about Famous Monsters of Filmland. (Also, 12 years ago I played Sherlock Holmes; now I’m playing the older and…

I was thinking of Kim Stanley Robinson’s New York 2140 because I read it last week, but Cryptonomicon is much more apt.

The often-unspoken caveat in astrobiology is “life as we know it.” It’s conceivable that globular clusters are great places for some other kind of life, but we don’t really have any good ways to assess habitability for life as we don’t know it.