They let in Gary Shandling. Doesn't that count for something?

Rachel Maddow comes off as a very intelligent measured person to me but also has one of the lamest senses of humor I have ever seen on television. The conservative commentators aren't funny either, and their senses of humor are actually pretty mean, but there's something about the way she flounders when making a joke…

I'm kind of rooting for Jonah to come out on top through all of this. I know he's a douche but I think the fact that everyone in the show takes turns dumping on him makes him sympathetic. He's like the bratty little brother nobody wants to deal with.

Ecks vs Sever. I must have been really bored bored to have even give it a chance. The directors name Kaos for crying out loud.

With studios being part of a larger corporate structure I'm assuming its a lot easier to fudge with overhead these days. Does it really cost Disney any money to advertise a Marvel movie on ABC or Freeform? On paper it probably does.

I just rewatched it not long ago and its not all that bad. It's certainly a relic of it's time. It made me nostalgic for a time where every action movie had a catch phrase.

Similar ideas but very different if you ask me. The sketch seems to be telling a different joke and is actually a lot funnier. I could believe the possibility of someone hearing the premise of the short, possibly even seeing it, and thinking they came up with it down the road. It happens all the time in the stand-up.

It might be paying off. "The Disaster Artist" is getting raves.

Rusty Venture. Despite the sympathy he gets for a miserable childhood he's a greedy, cantankerous jerk. Plus he used the heart of an orphan in one of his machines.

My understanding is that he's drawing inspiration from the New 52 take on Batgirl. I don't read much DC. Is this a good thing or a really bad thing?

I was in class in the early 2000's. Lot of Tarantino ripoffs, wannabe Aronofsky guys, and one guy who had a total hard on for Wachowski's and anything that a had a Japanese cyberpunk or samurai vibe. I guess we all had our heroes we wanted to copy. I was aping the Coen brothers but with absolutely none of the insight.

Maybe when this is all said and done he can set up a podcast with that lady who sued Warner Bros. over "The Matrix." It could be the bitter hack version of ScriptNotes.

I often wonder if the writing staff has a bet to see who can write something Patrick Stewart can't make sound hilarious. There's something priceless about having a classically trained actor spout lout things like, "Gather round now. Take a picture while I still have my erection."

My grandma died of ALS and it was one of the worst things I've ever seen. Within a year she had to be put on a feeding tube and about six months after that she was gone. On the one hand I'm glad it's still a fairly rare disease but on the other hand that rarity has kept it off most people's radar. I really do hope we…

Randy's pronunciation of "coyote" killed me every time.

I'm guessing it's Eddie Thawn. His corpse was sucked into the wormhole after all.

I really didn't mind the villains because of what they represented in this bleak future. They were corporate goons aided by local governments in a world that was slowly spiraling downward into God knows what. Compared to a villain who might have been more flamboyant in appearance, like Mr. Sinister, they're very…

I've always associated New Balance with middle-aged dads. They are the shoes that are perfect for someone who does not give two shits what they look like anymore.

I flipped through a few trades a while back and I couldn't get over how oppressively dark and mean it was. Everything supernatural was basically malevolent to some degree, including the angels, and anyone remotely resembling a good person suffered horribly. Sometimes it was a fate worse than death from what I could…

His return in the comics barely counted as a return, really. He was just a lackey for an entity that wanted to birth a new universe. It really only seemed to be there for shock value.