I wouldn't go quite that far, but… yeah. Where's Vision? That series gutted me, and I felt it was Marvel's best work.

Honestly, I enjoyed the shows from Part I more than those of Part II. This revival of the OJ trial is 90s nostalgia in the worst possible way. We keep trying to pretend the trial was important because we wasted so much time and resources on it, but really… it's just a celebrity trial. Our obsession with it speaks to…

Man, I felt like the only one who loved the PUP album. I have played the living crap out of those tracks. Bonus points for rhyming "you make me want to vomit" with "Buddy, I'm on it"

I'd imagine so. The funny thing is, Malkin has more of a rep as dirty player, but I LOVE Malkin. He's like a ball of destruction out there, only blessed with tremendous stickhandling skills. I love physical play, I hate the ticky tacky crap. And back in the day, Ron Francis was a god. An evil god who rained hellfire…

Don't worry, the NFL will do what it always does and pretends that there are multiple "franchise QB's" in the draft. Jared Goff was the 1st overall pick last year. I'm sure they'll hype someone up this year, too.

I look at it the opposite way. The only way to do Kamala Khan is to first set up the Inhumans. Once we introduce Ms. Marvel, the Inhumans can go away. Except Lockjaw.

While I love a good art house movie, they usually bring some sort of emotional suffering. I like a big Hollywood movie that is smart and entertaining. And to be honest, the low stakes make the movies even more fun to watch. They really don't make 'em like they used to.

I don't think he is evil. He's just the guy who stole Danny's girl. It's personal. And, as mentioned in later films, he was covered for the loss by insurance. He's a good foil because he is extremely competent and ruthless.

I'm from Maryland, and the Penguins have essentially ruined my hockey fan life. Also, Sidney Crosby is dirty as hell in the worst ways. Just little petulant crap after the whistle and he never will body up during the run of play (Hornqvist is even dirtier, but he'll scrap at least instead of others doing the hitting…

This year, Alabama won the national football title, the Patriots won the Lombardi Trophy, and the Penguins won the Stanley Cup. Sports have been pretty damn loathsome, too, and all the Cubs' World Series can't make up for it. Oh, and Bud f'n Selig got elected to the Hall of Fame.

That's what is so amazing about the man. Daniel Webster and Henry Clay are giants, and genuine political geniuses in their own right. Even aligned against him, their combined might was no match for Calhoun. He was that great of a legislator.

I had the same progression in regards to Smith, but I think I've come back to genuine affection. I'm essentially the same age as the characters, so I grew into adulthood with them, and now I can look back at Smith's limitations as a filmmaker and each character's flaws not as some unforgiveable sin, but as a genuine…

I like that it was coupled with the sight gag of Jefferson trying to then throw his quill.

I'd want to do John C Calhoun. When his career started, most Southerners supported slavery, but in an embarrassed way (SEE Jefferson, Thomas). Calhoun argued instead it was a positive good, bringing the debate to head. But he's not just a villain, he's a compelling villain. He spent most of his career effectively…

It's definitely my mental trigger word that the person I'm talking to has nothing worthwhile to say about anything.

Large human beings who like loud, aggressive music, and dress accordingly tend to be the warmest, friendliest people on earth. Bonus points if his friends call him Bear or Moose. They know they look scary, and work to counteract that, using their powers only for good.

I'm still waiting on the critical re-appraisal of Rattle and Hum. It's a little bloated, but the album is chock full of great tunes. And I'll go to the wall that All I Want Is You is their best song.

They even make a wisecrack about how there are only two people living in the X-Men Mansion due to the budget constraints.

Kang is a huge loss. He's probably the Avengers most consistent villain throughout their history, particularly if you add Immortus, his identity as a younger being. It removes some of the great plot arcs for adaptation. Doom is great, but he is a FF viallian.

I dunk vanilla wafers in chocolate cake frosting. It is the chips and salsa of cookies. It will also kill me, so it's a once a year thing when I've had a particularly awful day or something.