I'm waiting for the news to come out that Dr. Doom is the CEO of a bank called Latveria cause #social #relevance

Ugh, first they make them all kids and now they're making them gritty and realistic? This is going to suck.

Thank God. Some of those EU stories take it too far. They have such ridiculous plots that make the Death Star seem like a regular blaster.

I love this show

"Get 'im, maw"

I really don't see the appeal of 'Common People'. I feel like I'm missing out on something.

Jimmy McNulty and Bunk Moreland for old fashioned, blue collared, shitfaced drinking

Everyone's viewing this as Colbert eventually bending to their will, but there is a chance that the reason he was the frontrunner in the first place is because CBS wants a more modern voice to carry them for the next 30 years as their existing audience starts to go blind, senile, and dead.

I hope Suey Park is his first guess

Reviewing this episode based on what you're assuming is going to happen in future episodes… mmmkay

Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Jessica Jones are the ones getting Netflix series

The director already said the plot will be different and surfing will only be a minor part. They're gonna spend more time focusing on Xtreme Sports. In the same quote, he says the stunts are so xtreme that they needed to hire real xtreme athletes.

Enlightened wasn't very good and talked down to its audience

The fact that Dontallo yelled "Batter up" during a fight scene gives me some hope that they'll retain their personalities and not go full-grit on this movie

TD's finale was only a letdown if you were expecting Cthulu to appear.

After Breaking Bad's letdown finale, I'm hoping TD can snatch all the awards away

Can we start adding Mark Wahlberg to our textbooks?

How the heck are we supposed to get any progress done in this country when we can't even get everyone to believe in stone cold scientific facts?

"Look at me, I'm a grad student! I'm 30 years old and I made $600 last year."

Are we in the age now where shows have to be sociology papers in disguise as opposed to just smartly written TV shows? You see this a lot all over the internet now, where if a character has a big flaw, it's now taken as a direct attack by the writers against whatever race/orientation/group that character belongs to.