I could watch Pops on the verge of an emotional meltdown all day.

"I gotta have my Pops!"

Later we'll all be jumping off a bridge.

Zabka kicked the shit out of that sofa cushion.
Strike first, strike hard, no mercy!

Oh they're certainly gay friendly, but they don't make a big fuss about it outside the progressive communities. Having (well, allowing) one of their 'Princesses' be adapted as gay in OUAT—a somewhat popular show—is only a few (admittedly large) steps away from them having an openly gay character or a same sex…

Wasn't Mulan actually going to tell Aurora that she loved her? It certainly seemed that way, despite homosexuality not being a very 'Disney' subject to tackle.

I found it strange that the trucker guy who found Cas called him "kid" when dropping him off at the gas station—he's God! Eat your heart out, Chuck.

Wait, that's not a tiny picture of Dylan Mcdermott's ass?

I think they had to abandon it no matter what at some point. A five word title isn't so bad, but it would get kind of cumbersome after that. S10E03 - The Eminent Domain Case of Jesse James v. Robert Ford

I'm pleased with the finale, though it would have been interesting to leave Michael running the savior of Miami game on a global scale. That was almost some Big Boss from Metal Gear type stuff he was spouting to Sam last episode. But I get why they went the way they did, and it was probably a better way to end things.

I didn't see him there, but the same man was in line in the food cart when Bohannon was showing the journalist around; they lingered on the line in one shot with him center screen.

I'm not sure about the height thing, but I could chalk the bad accent up to the obvious "he's in the house!" sinister phone call man filter they put his voice through. I wouldn't be too upset if they brought him back I guess, but I thought his apparent death last season was a great, final "fuck you" to Bohannon, who…

So that slightly disfigured and voice modulated man that made moves on, was sliced by, and punched the journalist was the Swede, right?

There was a guy (a "colbertguy") on Reddit claiming to be something of an inside source who—if legit—divulged some interesting info about what happened. He and his thread (which was in the Daft Punk subreddit) are gone, but it's been logged.

Yeah, I believe it was supposed to be set during the first season. I never heard that Dawn was going to be in the animated series itself, but she is in the issue of the season 8 comic that @avclub-a171d9b078d8fd668b699188db001042:disqus mentioned. Considering everyone in the universe was literally mind fucked into…

Hey kids, remember when there was going to be a Buffy animated series? That would have been… interesting.

I don't think he should have said anything at all when he threw him off after the line about him coming to say goodbye. Yashida was given all the life he needed by Logan back in 1945, but—you know, greed and all that. If he didn't even get any form of goodbye from his one-time savior whatsoever that would have been…

Poor Scott Summers. I know Ghost Jean Grey was just a manifestation of Logan's guilt but every time she appeared and tried to lure him into the comforting arms of death, I imagined Ghost Cyclops standing just out of frame moping; perhaps kicking a stone with his hands in his pockets as well.
Then going to chill with…

Too bad it's just a Frankenstein. One of the second cousins I think.

Children are sluts.