I guess Shaq was too busy filming those weird car insurance commercials.

Streaky!

I do kind of love Old Crow.

My bar’s liquor list is half whiskey and I don’t care if you ask for well whiskey.

I say “Hello, Miser Fancy Pants” at least once a week.

They wasted at least half of the fourth hour. They could have had some more story there and made the last hour an epilogue showing the fallout of the new reality.

I think Miller was just desperate to play the Flash again before people forgot that he was in a movie playing what Warner Bros thought would be a more popular and successful version of said character.

The hardest part of that was that Acevada’s rape was such a major story factor for the rest of that season and a few episodes after and it kept coming up in the “Previously on the Shield...” After the first couple of times, I had the show on delay so I could jump ahead so I didn’t have to keep seeing it.

...I’d watch the hell out of that.

Gus and Wally are my romantic partner goals.

The first summer I got my car, my dad spent twenty minutes berating me because I drove home from the pool without a shirt, swearing up and down it was illegal.

Bob Layton, Paul Smith and Barry Windsor-Smith almost did a similar story with Spider-Man in the eighties. It was scuttled because Marvel didn’t want to depict Spider-Man partaking in adultery.

Wait, she’s related to John McCain?!

Pretty sure Hemsworth went vegan whilst training.

Jeph Loeb. The Public Enemies arc, I think.

There’s actually a law on the books that grants him citizenship. He’d be considered a foundling, since his birth parents are dead and therefore unreachable, Clark would be considered a natural-born American.

I love this entire damn movie, but this moment kills me.

Like Sharky’s Machine?