It was the 70s. That *was* closeted. And it gets worse as you go back in time. I mean, look at Liberace and realize that in the 60s, *millions* of people believed he was straight.

Well, she had retired well before passing away and dropped out of the public eye.

Also creepy: realizing that Peter's wife and mother in the comics have the same first name.

Dayman
Oh-oh-ohhhhhhh……

Marijuana joints are the most dangerous kind of joint.

And David Spade is Kate Spade's brother-in-law.

Phil Hartman was the king of this, but Chris Parnell seems like a worthy successor.

Though there was also friction with creators in that Jemas instituted a sort of "house style," so that everyone had to write decompressed, six-issue arcs and everyone had to play down some of the more outrageous genre elements. There are plenty of accounts of creators being micromanaged, not always to the benefit of…

Just flag it and move on. It'll be gone soon enough.

"Vicar in World 2-2"
"Never Had No 1-Up Ever"
"The Boy with the Blob on His Side"
"The Robot Master Ritual"
"Rush 'n' Attack Ruffians"
"Stomp Me if You've Heard This One Before"

Metroid is Murder

Counterpoint: The Moon theme from Ducktales

For that matter, "smokeless fire" is the traditional translation of the description of djinni, not some newfangled phrase Rushdie has made up.

It's kind of amazing how Armstrong has managed to build an entire career out of that one part.

So….Roger Moore?

You don't need it anymore! You're popular now!*

Ditto: I'm bad enough at most games that watching a Let's Play takes *less* of my time.

In the comics, Tower is the guy who defeats Foggy when Foggy tries to get reelected as DA.

Bushmaster. Bushmaster was a sleazy crmelord with pretensions of class. Bushwacker is a crazy white dude with a gun for an arm.

And whenever he appears in Dardevil.