See Chameleon
Lying there in the sun
All things to everyone
Run, run away

I suspect they have a good time in the writers' room.

Bruce Campbell deserves an Emmy nomination. Seriously. His performance as Ash brings so much joy to the world.

The casting of the Six Million Dollar man as Ash's dad is 10 kinds of wonderful.

A year later I'm still stunned Drunk History got Oscar winner, Octavia Spencer, to do a reenactment. And it was glorious too.

Good. More time to make commercials.

The "Lost Mambo Collection?!!" I thought that was just a myth! Serves me right to doubt Nostradamus.

Is the world really ready for Mambo #6?

And the pinball game based on the movie is EPIC!

"It was convenient of every rioting citizen of Starling to have gathered in the same city block." . . . I mean, that's what a riot is all about - achieving a critical mass. It's like a flash mob. But instead of singing and dancing, a group of people break shit and yell profanities.

bravo!

I agree. Writers have kind of gotten into a rut with the MM character. And The extended action scenes w/Barrowman expose his greatest limitations playing the part.

"Lazarus Pit closed for renovations. We apologize for the inconvenience. -Star City Department of Parks and Recreation."

Having the power to manipulate/change history has to be a powerful temptation. Maybe this is a plot device tilt for the show. Instead of The Flash (and Team Flash) vs. Meta-baddies, it's The Flash vs. himself (with Team Flash as collateral damage). Very Skywalker-esque struggle, if you ask me.

First act as mayor will be to have Parks and Rec convert all of the city's tennis courts into archery parks.

Word has it Parker Young took the head writer's lunch from the set refrigerator, even though it was clearly labeled. Hell hath no fury like a writer denied his kale and quinoa salad.

I mean, they always interview the farmer living on the flood plain saying, "Well, we're going to rebuild like we always do, like my daddy did. Like grandpa' did."

I'm gonna' upvote your comment because you took the time to italicize TDKR.

During the first season of Arrow, my wife asked me watch I was watching . . . I described it as "Discount Store Batman."

We the viewing audience lost.