Fox News Cooking Show:  They bake the racism in, and smother it in FREEDOM! to cover up the stench

It was a hit-and-run

It was a hit-and-run

Since I'm pretty sure that Clinton's speech caused several audience members to react in way that can only be described as orgasmic, it's going to be tough to top

Since I'm pretty sure that Clinton's speech caused several audience members to react in way that can only be described as orgasmic, it's going to be tough to top

Going to Beverly Hills to escape your dad's shadow makes a lot of sense, it's not like Axel made a name for himself in that location or anything.  Not to mention that at their version of Disney Land, there's a mascot named after him.

Going to Beverly Hills to escape your dad's shadow makes a lot of sense, it's not like Axel made a name for himself in that location or anything.  Not to mention that at their version of Disney Land, there's a mascot named after him.

I find it weird that I liked him in Spin City, even though he's essentially playing Charlie Sheen with some local political clout.  Maybe it was the residual goodwill left from Michael J Fox.

I find it weird that I liked him in Spin City, even though he's essentially playing Charlie Sheen with some local political clout.  Maybe it was the residual goodwill left from Michael J Fox.

Sounds like a Republican undergarment.

Sounds like a Republican undergarment.

I can only hope they follow the lead of the book, and just substitute every time they want to drop the n-word with the word slave.  It'll be just like BSG!!!

I can only hope they follow the lead of the book, and just substitute every time they want to drop the n-word with the word slave.  It'll be just like BSG!!!

YOU TOO CLOSE MON!!!

YOU TOO CLOSE MON!!!

I could make a Heroes joke here, but that episode was in Season 4, so I don't think anyone would get the reference.  Instead, I'll just embarrassingly admit to watching Season 4 of Heroes, and I'll just let you know that they did an episode with that title too.

I could make a Heroes joke here, but that episode was in Season 4, so I don't think anyone would get the reference.  Instead, I'll just embarrassingly admit to watching Season 4 of Heroes, and I'll just let you know that they did an episode with that title too.

I think that, when running away from something falling on you, you should follow the potential path of destruction.  Who cares if you just saw the other person fall down, and roll five feet to the left to safety.

I think that, when running away from something falling on you, you should follow the potential path of destruction.  Who cares if you just saw the other person fall down, and roll five feet to the left to safety.

I am really curious to see why the 4 human/meta-humans were the only ones in on it.  The way I see it, there's three possibilities: