Yeah, Ultimate Peter got killed off last month saving Aunt May from Osborn. Pretty poignant finish, actually. And as this is the Ultimate Universe, this death might stick twice as long as the usual comic book death!

Thanks for getting my hopes up.
Seriously, I was really excited to read Patrick Duffy had been interviewed for Random Roles. And then, I was really saddened to read the whole thing was lost.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that issue was actually completed. DC got cold feet for some reason, possibly because they got gunshy after the whole citizenship foofaraw.

I actually hated River after the library two-parter, but I've come to enjoy her a bit more over last season. I too felt she was unnecessarily smug and far too grating, but last year, they dialed it down and played up the more tragic elements of their relationship. I do like that she's a competent, daring woman, but…

Barry actually reminds me of Cricket on Always Sunny. He seems like a relatively normal person, but as Archer drags his life further into the shit, you can see the threads come loose.

Will you ever rest, fighting the battle of who could care less?

From what I've actually watched of The Ultimate Fighter, it keeps its focus on MMA, forgoing the bullshit challenges that have nothing do with it.

Mine is without a doubt Bret/Perfect at Summerslam '91. Perfect was in lots of pain around then but he and Bret still built a match that could damn well be called perfect.

Take Me Home
I gotta show my love for that one too. That and "One More Night."

I don't think they were implying it was all a dream with that ending. I think the door came to represent all the stuff Orwell was keeping hidden, her feelings for Vince and her true identity as Chess' daughter.

Julia was the name Orwell gave Max and the other carnies when Vince first brought her over back in episode 3, "Kozmo."