F For Vendetta guy definitely seemed to have the same general speech cadence as Tyrell does.

He also wanted to frame his hated rival, Topol! And bang/slap around an Olympic gymnast. And he lived in a cool mountaintop lair accessible only by giant basket.

I think they captured some shipyards or something? Their fighters have shields for thematic reasons: they care about their pilots, the Empire don't care about theirs.

Yeah they were buying out his share of the company, so they would've just drawn up another cheque because they need those shares.

You're right, on both counts.

It was either Keith David or the best Keith David impersonator you've ever heard.

Dredd was written and filmed before The Raid was, so it pretty much can't be a ripoff of The Raid. They're both "Die Hard in a [blank]" formula movies, I guess the time was ripe for "Die Hard in a building".

I'll never forget my Dinner With Andre dinner with Abed.

I hope her wardrobe didn't catch fire, then, or she may need to borrow a pair of Jimmy Sharman's boxers.

If you ask me, the 90's-iest character is Azrael Batman. He was like Darkhawk turned up to 11 with a thigh-bandolier of pouches.

Given that Wells was wearing a black turtleneck or something and still generated red speed blurs, we know that the red/yellow lightning isn't caused by the colour of their respective costumes. So he isn't the Reverse Flash.

Nudge.

I think each Lazarus Pit can only be used once or something, so there's a finite number of resurrections possible. Lazarus Pit is also a super badass name and I'd like nothing more than to hear TV people say "Lazarus Pit" five times an episode.

I hope this doesn't mean she needs to turn down the lead in Sansa and Sansability.

SHIELD did an episode about a bald guy absorbing stuff and swinging a ball and chain around, it's definitely not Tinker Tailor.

Don't worry, I'm sure the KGB have more Agent Black Widow candidates ready to go. Ready, willing, and able to be played by cheaper, unknown actresses.

Given that we're Australia's Detroit, there's a fair chance that this will happen, and then some company will rebuild it and then we get a Robocop or something.

The real question is why was he throwing arrows like darts? Was it so they can't CSI the ballistics? Does his bow only fire red arrows?

The villain should be played by that guy from Full House.

He gets shipwrecked on an island and 5 years later he makes his triumphant return. You get to count the time it takes you to voyage home as part of the ordeal, I'm pretty sure Odysseus did.