It was one step away from Clark Gable or whoever sittimg on top of a Panzer and laughing with the SS.

He also ate hotdogs, played bridge and was from out west. They should have called him Barren Wuffet.

It wasn't I'm with her. It was "stronger together".

Uh huh.

Are they? I haven't read the books and only seen a little of the movies but it seems like standard, "totalitarianism, gross wealth inequality, kids fighting to the death, is wrong" stuff.

That… was not very interesting.

The Obama years featured the Hunger Games.

Nope.

My wife and I have actually been tempted to write a spec script around that very idea. If you do it, I swear I will come down on you with the fury of a THOUSAND STORMS!!!

Hollywood people have no conception of geography that is outside of LA or NYC. My pet peeve is Pete on Crashing (who is supposed to be from some Westchester town) calling that town "upstate".

I sort of only skimmed it (though it seemed like a good story). Yeah, he basically held out against them, for awhile anyway, by just being a super badass. Also, Thor didn't really want to bother taking him in and Wolverine was on his side.

Rucka did write a whole run about the Avengers going after the Punisher.

I thought it was the best line in the episode because it was actually meant to be funny. A lot of the other dialogue is unintentionally so. I like this show but … man, the dialogue.

They are probably renters.

It's nice to see that Warren's brother is getting out from under his shadow.

I think he was actually in the 5th movie a reasonable amount.

Wild Turkey's are probably smarter than the domestic ones, but are still stupid. One turkey decided to walk in a circle and all the others just followed.

This was probably one of the 2 best episodes of the season. What really worked is that they kept the pace going.

I don't think so. I think the first 3 x men movies and the first 2 wolverines got wiped out.

Oh, the humanity!