It reminded me so much of an 80's pro wrestling heel, Ted Dibiase “million dollar man” move. I loved and hated it in equal proportions. Though yeah, the show definitely knew what it was doing by giving us that scene as Roman’s big introductory character reveal.

Exactly, and it is both funny and sad at the same time when Logan can straight-faced say ‘Geri is a million years old” and mock the age difference when he’s older than her and is banging somebody younger than Roman. Of course, as Roman explained, that isn’t “weird” for Logan, it would be weird if he wasn’t using his…

Kendall does genuinely love his kids more than Logan loves the Roy sibs, but he’s also a terrible father and I feel bad Rava has to put up with him so much. Almost every time they meet up it is clear why she divorced him, Kendall keeps reminding her how much of a selfish, absent wreck he is. Also, Roman made a good…

I love Hartnett as well! I think actually the Hollywood life got to be a bit much for him so he moved back home and just hung out with his family right when his career seemed like it would take off. He showed some good range in “Penny Dreadful” even if his character got a bit overshadowed, understandably, by Eva Green…

Deadpan* fixed it! Yeah, Plaza always brings a ton of energy to movies, even if they’re mediocre. She’s gotten to the point where I’ll watch her in anything. “Legion” was the real jumping off point for that.

Anything narrated by Bruce Campbell sounds like success to me.

True, but Gaga can look good with a giant telephone on her head or a dress made of meat, so having a bulletproof vest sewn into an otherwise standard black gown is kind of tame for her.

I’m pretty sure that was Jimmy Page. And Iggy Pop. I know “wikipedia” is not like the most reliable source ever, but even going by that is seems like Jimmy Page was more of the culprit than Bowie.

Happened to have “Heroes” on my shuffle whilst I stumbled upon this article, so I love the synchronicity. Good on you Jack Black. I enjoyed that movie back in the day, but I only saw it once.

Good for her! Always fun delving into s0mebody’s back catalogue once they get into a big international hit and seeing what they did back when they were *just* famous in their home country. I did the same thing with Jared Harris after seeing him in “Mad Men” and that dude has been in everything!

And Red Death from Venture Bros!

“No, but why speak ill of the dead?” Loved his reading on that. Also, only Luther would have the ego to get into a hand t0 hand combat scenario with a fricking gorilla, and a psychic one at that, just to goad him into using his powers and setting off his trap card. JL/JLU Luther was amazing. This also gave me some…

Agreed. I didn’t like her at first, but she was really fun by the end. Then again, S1 was kind of lame for everybody, and so many characters got a lot of growth over the course of the show. So Skye being bad seemed kinda symptomatic of how the show was at the time. I mean hell, even Grant Ward got to be interesting…

Rowdy-Ruff Boys spin-off incoming.

I like them both, but I enjoy it when they have a time to breathe a bit as “Fitz” and “Simmons” not just always FitzSimmons. I think Jemma breaks out of her shell first, but Fitz gets some great moments as well that I won’t spoil. You’ve got a lot of fun ahead of you.

Jemma and May were the best. They had this really wholesome dialogue when May and Coulson were pretending to be tech-savvy geeks and break into this place and Jemma was talking her through all the lingo and accidentally made a comment about how May and Coulson seemed a bit old to be “up and coming tech geniuses” but…

It is a shame this version seems so lame, cause Bennet would make a great powerpuff girl if they actually got around to making a decent version of this. Even if it was just a knock-off Umbrella Academy about disillusioned grown up superheroes, that wouldn’t be so bad. Always envisioned her as a Buttercup though, not…

Midnighter: I’d recognize that arse anywhere, Grayson.

Yeah the same crowd who are like “You’re ruining my childhood” anytime a reboot happens with a gender flip or a character being portrayed with a different ethnicity. It is like 1) nobody is making you watch it 2) you can still watch the original show that was supposedly such a big part of your childhood 3) if you…

YES! Adrien Brody is always my jam, but she was my favorite character on $chitt’s Creek. And that’s saying a lot, with Moira and (ewww) David around. And Johnny, Alexis, Ted, Twyla.... The list goes on. But yeah, Stevie rules. Glad she’s getting more stuff.