I agree, but Supes did have 30 years on Earth to adapt and master his powers. Zod and his cronies (love that word) only had a period of a couple days and were still adjusting.

He wasn't really convincing as the legitimate businessman. But then you figure out that was kind of the point, the performance makes a little more sense.

I agree and I thought Cooper was great in American Diaper.

He was a bad guy but not THE bad guy.

My waife!!!

The Death Star? It's just a moon.

You should have worn ear plugs during all those sick raves.

I want to see a detective show where everyone is honest 100% of the time.

Photoshoots with Beck and Hanson…I don't remember Beck doing a lot of photoshoots. Maybe for his album cover. I think the songwriter just needed a one syllable name that fit in before Hanson. While the 80s gave us lots of single name stars like Madonna, Prince, Bono, Tiffany, the 90s were more limited. Beck rules and…

What do you mean? Is there a video game Natalie Dormer somewhere?

Toby did it.

Look at me. LOOK AT ME! I have the weirdest boner, now!

This also reminded me of hula-hooping Peter Dinklage. Such a great confluence of images.

Astronaut Jones! Rocket….I'm taking a rocket!

How about Eddie V in "Beat It"?

I think that Nels joined Wilco after A Ghost Is Born. I could be wrong, but I think that Jeff Tweedy did most of the shredding, awesomely grating, solos on that Album. Cline didn't appear on a Wilco album until Kicking Television.

I absolutely love "Impossible Germany" by Wilco. It's not a hard rock solo, but what they do with the ryhthym of the song and the gaps between the notes, I always sends a chill down my spine listening to that Nels Cline solo.