I'm not sure if that review was meant to be in "First Grade Reading Primer" or "BizzaroSpeak" but it worked for me either way.
Thank you, Ms. Saraiya, for sitting through this show so that I don't have to.

I saw his debut on yesterday's show and it was "a'ight". Some potential there. Now, if I can just past that forehead…

"they’re actually fighting to achieve an unfair standard of perfection…"
If that is not a textbook definition of the female condition in it's entirety, I don't know what is.

I thought the A- was a little overly generous. What seemed a bit daring and audacious for McCarthy on her first two shows is really starting to look and feel kinda "schticky".

They lost me when the mannequin showed up.

At long last…Vic Fontaine!

The point in your review about Shield's failure to tap Marvel's "rich comic book mythology" is well taken.

I haven't read all the posts but in case no one has noted it yet…
The flying car with the inverted wheels appeared in the very first Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Shield story in Strange Tales #135 [August 1965].

I totally agree about the "Westen-free" BN team dynamic. It would have been nice to see that play out a bit longer.

"I can assume this isn’t coming from him or Eli, but from the even less palatable wings of the state party."

I hope this comment won't be considered "spoiler douchey".

I hope this comment won't be considered "spoiler douchey".

Spoiler Dickhead? That's a little harsh.
Teaser Dickhead, maybe.

Spoiler Dickhead? That's a little harsh.
Teaser Dickhead, maybe.

"I’m glad Keiko mentions Molly near the end of the episode. I was wondering if she’d been lost in a transporter accident."

"I’m glad Keiko mentions Molly near the end of the episode. I was wondering if she’d been lost in a transporter accident."

Can’t say as I felt this episode as much as some others, though the harnessing scene sure was creepy. Shades of The Tingler!

Can’t say as I felt this episode as much as some others, though the harnessing scene sure was creepy. Shades of The Tingler!