His' and Amy Adams' Actor on Actor interview.

Or even why SHIELD can't handle it.

I felt really bad for Andrew Garfield after that interview about how heartbroken he was being in shitty Spiderman movies. Also, good on him for calling out those movies as shitty.

Eh. I wouldn't mind a Marvel take on a John Hughes movie.

Everybody Wants Some (like any Linklater movie) is basically just a bunch of really great scenes smushed together. Glen Powell's character was the most charming of the entire bunch.

Queenie working her magic during the breakout at the MACUSA was the best.

"Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?"

I'm in the Philippines so watch it on a local version of the Lifetime channel.

Ah well, I still think of him as that guy from MasterChef so the Gordon Ramsey association is strong.

Australian Masterchef is a good choice. Lots of really good cooks put in high pressure situations but competing with food instead of bitching at each other. It's also very expansive so there's a lot of stuff to watch.

a.k.a. The Wendy Pepper Method.

Hey, it doesn't even have to be regular coverage, just do something Top Chef related.

Dear AV CLUB,

Josie

- It's really hard not to root for Jim. He's an underdog but manages not to lean on that too much. Also, Buffy and Star Trek? Sold!

Gahhhh, that location bugged the hell out of me. What sort of hipster bullshit tailor has a shop in a dark skeezy alleyway?

Well they are planning another superhero show, with a black lead.

They didn't really interact but Mick taking cover under Felicity's umbrella while everyone else stayed under the rain was a nice touch.

Iris' recurring thirst for Oliver is such a great bit. And she looked amazing with those boots.

He would be so charming, even Sara would give him a pass. But just this once.