The only reason Marvel has a "villain problem" is because creating complex villains takes time" it doesn't want to waste valuable screen minutes on the punching bag when audiences are there to see their heroes.

Exactly. 100 commenters might pipe up to say The Artist didn't deserve to win. But there won't be any consensus among those 100 about what should have won instead. Which is exactly the reason it did win.
So the Oscars decided to follow the lead of the guilds, the Globes, and the NY film critics and give the award to…

Best Picture of 2011.
It wasn't exactly competing in the Premiere League is what I'm saying.

Why is the actor who plays Blake Tower in the opening credits? Nothing against his performance, but did he originally play a bigger part in the story?
Ellison had more screen time even, and he was a returning character.

Killgrave: "Hire a sweaty, unqualified, bonehead to be your new law partner."

WHAT!!!

Titus called Kimmy "Kim Blake Nelson" even though he appeared on the show a couple of times last season.
Best to ignore the paradox.

I usually have no problem with Aniston, but she was the most uncomfortable, out of place guest star ever on th show.

There's no logical reason for Mimi to have been hanging around so much either; but I wasn't complaining about that.

You haven't been watching her on "Gotham"?

So long as they don't overuse him.

Riceville? I think the angels were on the right side of that particular Civil War conflict.

That's what they were asking. Karen especially. Every damn episode.

Because she hasn't had her "deep hole in the earth incubation period" yet?

Fantastic for a four-episode saga perhaps.

Sounds like a Tuesday to me.

But he did address the criticism. (Even if it was in a clumsy fashion)

Condescending and Mocking is disapproved of in the A.V. Club.

Lambert has the "ancient" down perfect in Hail Caesar.

Will they change the Ancient One in th comics now?