Fair point, but as I recall it, Sue has a crush but Reed doesn’t act on it (or, probably, notice) until it’s no longer problematic.

I saw an nth-generation dub of the famous Roger Corman FF film some years ago, and there is exactly one thing where I said “Yes, this gets it right.” That’s the scene of how they all meet; Reed (and I guess Ben) are college roommates in Mrs. Storm’s rooming house. Sue is a high school girl with a crush, and Johnny is…

Two points on that guy:

I am less mystified by the people who like motion smoothing than I am by the people who can’t see the difference.

This is the first time that a live-action SW series and a new Marvel show are both coming out, which is in itself an interesting schedule decision, and beyond that I’m really surprised they’ve decided to release their two biggest originals on the same day of the week.

To all replies here: I now realize that I have no idea what SW is about any more, because I missed all the animated shows and comics. (I sort of knew this before, what with the constant stream of “oh, that Mandalorian character is a fan favorite” for people I’ve never heard of.)  So it goes.  Thanks.

Is Vader really canonically strong enough to hold back a jet engine?

None of them have ever seen a James Bond movie, so they have that excuse.

All this said, going forward, a show about “Barry, the actor who’s also secretly a contract killer” is not the same show as one about “Barry, who’s accused of killing most of those people but they can’t quite convict him”.

The younger Stevens boy looked like an old person digitally de-aged with age makeup added on.  Or something.

If you’re implying that Gary Hart is dead, he seems not to be.

Yeah, item #12 should be “almost everything, really”.

Alcoholics make up a small portion of overall alcohol sales.

“Mysteries of Love” is the sonic representation of being up all night, for whatever reason, and seeing the sun come up.

Depending on the timeline, you’d think one of those incidents would make them take measures to prevent the other.

I was waiting for it to revealed that turning off the TV monitor does not, in fact, turn off the cameras in the room.  But the alternative theory of the story is probably correct.

“Use your damn turn signal.”

I spent most of their fight wondering if Vader was there at all, because I was primed by Obi-wan’s vision of Christiansen-as-Sith earlier in the episode. “I mean, they’re not going to tell us that this hugely important meeting happened in part III of some spinoff TV show, are they?”

That stormtrooper who sliced his entire body in half on the laser barrier says “hi”.  (Well, “AAAAAAAUG--” but also hi.)

I always laughed at the fact that the writers named the hospital Riverside Hospital, and then decided that the name was because of a family named Riverside, not because the hospital was on a river.