One of the Gladiators from the revival is a friend of my brother in law. Lovely woman, but due to her rather imposing physique (she's a former Olympic hammer thrower) she was given the less than flattering moniker of "Battleaxe". She does have a very good sense of humour about the whole thing though.

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. This was dire, derivative drivel with a message so heavy handed it could be used to drive foundation pilings. The main character seemed to have been written by a committee with a checklist, and the less said about the fucking appalling twist at the end of the ominous person he's…

Burt Macklin: Dinosaur FBI!

Suicide pact? Like the one Hitler died in?

I can't help but wonder if between the quoting Hitler, not being able to talk about "large parts" of his early life and the speaking German in his sleep they're not setting up a stealth background gag of Jared being one of the Boys From Brazil.

To be fair, the "We ain't found shit!" Spaceball was Tim Russ, who was consistently one of the better actors in Star Trek: Voyager.

"Rambeau could easily be introduced in the Jessica Jones Netflix project, paving the way for not only her own film but Nextwave, which is just begging for some kind of cinematic presentation."

Or possibly the Baader-Meinhoff Phenomenon at work?

I got that same pair of autographs (although I think Gaiman wrote "apply holy fire here" on mine) and the pleasure of seeing Neil Gaiman genuinely happy at being able to complete a joke that they had apparently been doing together for years, but had been increasingly unable to as Pratchett stopped doing book signings.…

Don't be ridiculous. Inspector Spacetime started in 1962. Remembrance takes place in 1963, and the continuity announcer can clearly be heard describing it as a "new show" rather than a returning one before Ace turns the TV off.

Well, Ace did very nearly catch An Unearthly Child on TV in Remembrance of the Daleks.

I'm not even convinced of that. The device he put on the suit had the same kind of effect as the force field that failed to imprison the Reverse Flash. What if he's Wells has somehow managed to disrupt the Reverse Flash in the future and everything he's doing in the present is an attempt to prevent that from coming to…

Dogwelder was busy on another case.

In fairness, pretty much everything about that film was shitty. Not just Mr. Fantastic's powers.

I'm calling it now- Christina Hendricks as Medusa, queen of the Inhumans.

Since I saw her in Black Dynamite I have been convinced that Salli Richardson-Whitfield would be perfect as Misty Knight.

FIN FANG FOOM!
Mommy was a slut-lizard that did the bad thing with suggestively-shaped piles of nuclear waste, and nine months later-

They need to do the world building first. Bring in X-51 as a small mention in Ant-Man, have Monica Rambeau pop up in Cap 3, work Boom Boom into Black Panther, Elsa Bloodstone in with Doctor Strange and have H.A.T.E. and Dirk Anger be the new villains over on Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Yeah, he has super strength and reflexes and all those vague, generic super-powers. Granted to him by eating some special Wakandan herb that will conveniently kill anyone who isn't from their royal family that eats it.

Stroke victim spam bot maybe?