*refuses to have sex with my pro-choice husband*

I’m in.

They really loved to torture Carlton in this show. Most of the time for laughs, but they also made him go through some really heavy shit once in a while.

You’re thinking of Kirk Cameron in Growing Pains. When he got mega-Christian and suddenly became the worst part of an already shitty show. (Enter: Leonardo DiCaprio in the Cousin Oliver role!)

Not completely. The episode where Carlton struggled to see Uncle Phil possibly dying from a heart attack as well as the episode where Carlton buys a gun after Will gets shot both occurred after this episode.

it would be a nightmare for licensing and too niche to succeed.

If its 80's shows you’re into, Amazon just released a bunch of Stephen J. Cannell shows on their streaming service.

Prime has a bunch classic tv shows

Netflix has very little pre 90's television shows, just Cheers and four seasons of The Twilight Zone. I wonder how a streaming service dedicated to classic tv would do.

I just feel like the MCU has reached a satisfying conclusion.  I just don’t have any interesting in watching the spinoffs.  I’m good.  Thanks. 

It would be awesome if Marvel retains the vivid colors and imaginative designs of Kirby’s work.

I’m not super convinced it’s going to be a good movie, but The Eternals are a weird ass Jack Kirby pull that could potentially be amazing. If nothing else it’ll be an interesting train wreck.

i think after endgame a curse has been lifted or something because i don’t feel any desire to rush out and see this.

Man, they are really leaning in on the “Mysterio is a good guy” thing, aren’t they?

It’ll be interesting to see how far into the film before they reveal whatever Mysterio’s real plan is.  Or maybe they’ll pull an Iron Man III and there’ll be a swerve designed to fool both comic fans and the general public.

Because they conveniently all got snapped!

The same thing happened with the "Cartoon Wars" South Park two-parter, right down to most people thinking it was a meta joke until it was confirmed to not be.

Disney is still working on getting the rights to Clifford.

My attempt to get a ‘Thanos! Copter! *clapclap**clapclapclap*’ chant going at a screening of Endgame was met with less enthusiasm than I had hoped.  

It bears mention that this story took place in a children’s comic, not one that affected mainstream Marvel continuity. But hey, the Thanos-copter is iconic.