I hereby dub the opening The Red Kegger

The second scene you mention in the first paragraph is based on a classic story.

Slater of course, being a former Supergirl herself.

Colin Baker and Peter Capaldi think that's not a problem

Capaldi was not announced until August, so there's time

Prisoner of Azkaban will always be important to me because I went to see it with some friends who were children's librarians like me. One brought along a co-worker and I found out a few days later that it was blind date set-up for her and me (she knew though). Long story short, married 10 years with twin daughters.

While I read the books, I also loved the Jim Dale-performed audiobooks. Never got the chance to hear the Fry versions though.

It will end when Batman learns that Elmer's mother is named Mawtha

Nearly 30 years later, Lightholler was one of those civilians who used their boats to help with the Dunkirk evacuation.

A look at the originals https://www.youtube.com/wat…

He also was involved in Four's and Seven's (not to mention alternate 8-11 in Curse of the Fatal Death)

Raysh was used in the animated series where he was voiced by David Warner

The same goes for The Crying Game. Got to see both in the theatre before the secrets were common knowledge.

Another tv comic shop where the items on the shelf are from many different years. Most of them were relatively recent but that Flash comic they were discussing is almost 30 years old.

A blink and you miss it moment, which I only noticed because I read the book, is that Wednesday pulled the short change con when buying the hot chocolate.

That reminds me of how Max Allan Collins wrote the novelization of the film Road to Perdition which was based on his graphic novel.

No more Janis thorns!

Yes. Depending on what they adapt maybe next episode or maybe not for a few seasons (depending on what plotlines they keep).

Shawshank Redemption
My Cousin Vinny

American Gods starts next week