That ambulance driver was one of the "orderlies" who took the chemist away—not so innocent.

I understood the situation to be that Eli, as the electrical engineer, was also the one who could get the Roxxon power station back online. So he was a twofer: he could read the book *and* power-up the equipment to bring her back to corporeal form.

Apple just wants to give us the power to take things into our own hand.

I assume he'll be playing the same homeless guy he did in 30 Rock. Him and Moonvest.

I was in my basement room with a needle and a spoon.

Backstrom really grew on me as an ensemble show. I'm a little disappointed.

Dammit!

For me, it served to cement this show's Fisk as a villain, as opposed to just an asshole developer with ties to the criminal underworld. The shot looking up at D'Onofrio, with that characteristic Kingpin look on his face as he choked Ben to death, was the most convincing and iconic display of his evil for the whole…

The most obvious point in favor of his not having powers: He is locked out of the back door of the theatre. No one else is around and if he had powers and was hiding them, he could have broken the doors open without being found out. But he has to walk around and enter through the lobby like a mortal human.

"Stupid flounders!"

Who shot who in the what now?

I teach in a public school. My classroom computer was upgraded from Windows 2000 to XP in 2010.