See also: East Coast Theme Park Rights. (Sold to Universal and perpetually renewable.)

It’s only going to work if they also have the rights to Paste-Pot Pete.

No, I really don’t think it was just because it was cheap - there was a mentality about superhero shows that the hero could basically be the only fantastical element. It goes all the way back to the Superman TV show, and it was a nearly ironclad rule until perhaps The Flash. Batman ‘66 may have come closest to…

Ah, yes, I remember when Tony Stark forged the One Ring.

“ever since he was the best cast member of MTV’s The State”

I’d rather have a show where neither was a straight person.

Chuck mostly managed it with Casey. (NSA, not FBI, but a lot of common DNA with Maxwell.)

But can he help me make thousands of dollars a week working from home?

But will there be chicks, man?

Don’t you mean kiss E’s big ass and a sex tape?

Changing the name now, with a decade+ of mediocrity as recent history means that lots of season ticket holders will decide the name change is the final straw, and drop their tickets.

I’m gonna watch some Netflix. Watch some Netflix.

I would love to be a fly on the wall of the Bleidel-Kartheiser residence some random weekend. They seem to me to be one of the strangest celebrity couples. Not illogical, just strange.

The only way anyone has to get in touch with Sparks is an old Hotmail account, so he probably won’t be available.

If only Alison had a Netflix series that could be cross-promoted on this show.

Stay out of it, Nick Lachey.

My Vajayjay is painin’!

Now let’s get thirtysomething, Once and Again, and please, please, please, The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd.

Throw in <i>Xena, Warrior Princess</i>, and <i>The McLaughlin Group</i> and you’re on.

My headcanon has them in space with the Shi’ar.