I was actually reminded of a cross between John Cusack and Cillian Murphy. Maybe just a beefier Cillian.

I was in Show Choir (and I owned it!). The choir director made a deal with the football coach, so every player had to audition (probably to cock block me in what had been the best male to female ratio of my entire life). The redneck offensive lineman I shared rides to performances with and I bonded over the Jazz…

In the last scene with Ollie and the Captain (band name!), as Ollie says he doesn't do it for the thanks, shots and sails up to the mist, I imagined him saying 'This is why I do it!'

What about Marvel's pull, and the need to use this as a platform to set up other characters that may be featured in new products? The smaller scale television shows could be a great farm league. Marvel gambled on a talking raccoon and tree, and they won. But perhaps a guest slot or two can shave the odds off another…

I disagree with the reviewer's flagellation of the procedural elements of the show. But my perspective may be skewed by disliking procedural dramas. Hit the basic beats of the investigation at an expedited pace, please. Unless you have some dialogue worthy of whipping off your sunglasses, or can build a new character…

I'm confused by the narrator's use of past tense while the events shown seem current. Tell me who won the Superbowl next year or stop it.

Do you know how lovely you are?

Yeah, it's TV and all that, but some of this dialoge was atrocious. Every line out of the China White (and I haaaaaaaate that name) was stilted and resembled some of the worst in 70's comic books. I'm hoping an intern or make a wish kid got to write that stuff as a gift.

While I'm well outside the expected demographic, I like Bruno's music a lot, and I've enjoyed the few preformances I've seen from him. He reminds me of Jackie Wilson contemporized. He may not be the most talented musician out there, but a good combination of talent and desire can make for a great entertainer, if not…

I'm very far out of Bruno's target demographic, but I like his music, and I've enjoyed the few performances I've seen from him. He reminds me of an up to date Jackie Wilson. Back in the day, an appropriate mix of talent and desire was respectable. Not every entertainer needs to be an artist. They can simply entertain.