The best line from the Clinton sketch was when McKinnon nearly broke character for that last "could've been sooner". In an episode that repeatedly implied endorsement of Clinton & slammed her primary contender Sanders (particularly during Update), it was nice to have somebody highlight one of her actual flaws.

Well, what did he expect? His name's freakin' Caliban; of course he turned into a beast.

The Inhumans are significant for one big reason: They make Civil War relevant, because (unlike the Avengers) they actually have secret identities to protect (plus Spidey & Ant-Man).
You're right, Marvel's using them because they can't use mutants. Which means the Inhumans are going to basically be doing the same…

The nurse already knew Tommy was an evo & probably figured that whatever his power was allowed him to get the blood from 6 hours away in 6 minutes. She was cleverer than whoever's approving the dialogue.

THIS IS MY LAST REBORN!!!

The bad guys aren't looking for Ren; they didn't know he was even there. His only mistake was showing Miko in the webstream. However, at least now he has a crowd full of Katana Girls to hide her in.

Never seen a Periscope stream, I take it? (Not surprising; it's shockingly new actually.) "Gamers of the world, unite" is par for the course as far as the quality of an ad-libbed rallying cry goes, especially from a non-native English speaker.

Who? All 3 members of Team Noah are standing in front of her, & the guards don't enter the room until the alarm goes off, which only happens because she's already dead.

Seasons 2 & 3.1 were bad, yeah, but I liked seasons 3.2 & 4. They weren't as good as 1, of course, but nowhere near as bad as 2.

They're *clearly* building up to fighting Thanos in Infinity War, so there's that.

Three paragraphs on Sonic: The Movie, & not one mention of Knuckles's hat being on fire!?

This news story was the first I'd ever even heard of this movie.

It probably doesn't help that they sang it so fast in the cartoon's theme song that it sounded like "-stein" anyway.

25 years? I guess 'Outland' & 'Opus' don't count?

That's absurd. The issue isn't settled until the cop knows the kids didn't do anything wrong, which can't happen as long as the cops are the only ones allowed to speak.

Melty Alien Stones before Hos.

Yeah, everyone assumed that, because literally EVERY commercial for Galavant painted it as an "event" rather than an ongoing show. I was expecting miniseries.

But….Homestar. And Newgrounds. But mostly Homestar.

I mean, yeah, Power Rangers had interlocking robots too, but that sketch was clearly based on Voltron, right down to the costumes.

So, it's a super-extreme version of what Fitz is dealing with in season 2 of Agents of Shield?