Just as a commentary on how audiences are fragmented nowadays: it keeps surprising me that this show, which I like a lot, is based on the life of someone that a lot of people have actually heard of. Since I never had.

It's just applau.

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This is a small detail, but: you know the scene in TESB where Han and co. come around the corner and there's Vader at the end of a long table?

Possibly because I only had a $5 digital copy of Dark Souls: I played for a week before I looked at somebody's Let's Play and realized what that green blob near my point of death was.

If you're comfortable with eBay, put it up there for a fixed price of a little under face value; eBay will take 10%.

Staycation.

I've totally forgotten that, even with your reminder.

Did it take everyone a disturbingly long time to realize that she was not his much-younger wife, or just me?

You'd think whoever put out the APB might want to account for the now-known fact that J'onn can shape-shift.

If there could possibly be a worse way to "cover" Superman's absence than to have him get mind controlled because he grew up here — which is just, totally, mythologically wrong — it would be throwing in the fact that he did, in fact, kneel before ZodNon, but you missed it.

By conservation of confusion, I had to Google to learn what @lironmiron:disqus was on about.

That sure likes like it wants to be "Demoglobin", rhyming with "hemoglobin". (And the demo goblin is the thing that ruins tech demos, right?)

It's an ancient — like, since the first season — SNL running gag. Backstage scenes, wherever possible have 1) showgirls (as in the Radio City Music Hall shows, which I don't know if they even exist any more 2) Lincoln 3) a llama.

My concept was "boring-ish guys from family sitcoms", but I admit it's not much of a theory. I'm still inclined to think that Kevin and Raymond are just amusingly-ordinary names for mob enforcers.

Speaking of which…I'm no authority but I think there are health issues involved being around soldering fumes while pregnant — that is, I found one site saying DON'T DO THAT but you can find one web site saying anything.

Did I see Bill Daily and, maybe, the guy who played Mr. Carlin on The Bob Newhart Show as grandparents without lines?

Depending on what they look like (I've seen it but I forget), I wonder if it might not be more like Kevin James and Ray Romano, there's subtle, and there's "way too obscure".

Watch Petra when Jane gets into the "very exclusive" stuff. She knows how Jane is manipulating her, AND appreciates the effort.

It really should have been Library (LIBRARY LASS) Lass, etc.