Really? I don't recall that at all. So this was at the end of Bendis's run? You wouldn't happen to know what issue that was, would you?

Same here. My fantasy is that Hickman will return to Marvel to do an epic X-Men run that a) restores Professor X and Cyclops to prominence, b) addresses how the original X-men could have disappeared from their time without causing massive changes to the present, and c) hopefully sends them back to their time.

Yes, I would also pleased not to have to suffer through any more of these Cooper-misidentified-as-Dougie scenes. If nothing interesting is going to happen with the character anymore, just cut him out.

I think you mean Cooper doesn't catch the ball. Dougie is long dead.

Actually, Dougie is dead already. We saw the last of Dougie when he puked up his guts and died right before Cooper arrived through the electrical socket. It's been Cooper ever since. It's just that everyone assumes he's Dougie and calls him Dougie because Cooper is identical to him. So if Cooper gets mortally injured,…

Caaaan't youuuuuu hear it calling?

Commentaries are by the episode directors and, yeah, that does not include David Lynch.

But I believe it does have episode commentaries that aren't available on any subsequent releases.

My only question is, was the version in the box set also a 4k digital scan, or will the Criterion edition be the first 4k version?

If she was still around, I would have loved to have read about how many times Becca James saw Rush. They're probably the band I've seen the most, although I've only seen them 5 times. Actually they're probably tied with They Might Be Giants and dada, who I just saw the other night on their 25th anniversary dada…

" Haskell resented having to sing Peter Sinfield’s oddball lyrics and had trouble just figuring out how to do so."

"…Kim asks him if he’s ever kissed a girl during a late-night chat around the kitchen table."

I was really hoping for an Oingo Boingo picture.

wait—what happened to What's On Tonight?

Is it Friday already? Because that sure read like classic Friday Buzzkill!

I don't know if I agree that Renee convinced Stan to stay in the counterintelligence department. I felt more strongly that Stan was getting the inkling that something was off. Anyone else feel the same?

Now, if the product was called Reese's Feces, then "Ree-sees" might have been correct…

double d-oh!

The first Matrix was the — d-oh! out-firsted!

I thought that was apparent after watching Avatar.