They are equally nerdy, but the fact-checking nerd is less ashamed of being a nerd.

Really? I've seen plenty of computer people circulate it. What's the problem with it?

"Coin toss on the edge of Good and Evil".

Indeed. For example:

I've really only read up on the SNL case, so I can only speculate. But I think the reason for going by party in the primary phase is that one party could have a hotly contested primary with lots of ads compared to the other(s).

He did apply for the three minutes to match Clinton, but he dropped out before convincing NBC that he was a "legitimate candidate".

Nope. Since we're in the primary phase, only candidates in the Republican primary can request equal time to Trump's appearance. And only Democratic candidates could have gotten three minutes to equal Clinton's appearance. (The AVClub article gets this wrong).

You primitive earthlings with your unevolved ideas about the "correct" way to hold a staple gun. There is is an entire universe stapling things together in ways your simple minds could never imagine!

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

I don't agree with the OP, but I agree with you that Marvel is particularly choosing to aim low and play it safe with these shows.

I was thinking of the bathroom as a place where digestive distress takes it's course (if one moves quickly enough).

There is truth though. As in "I truly should not have eaten that."

The "twin who takes my place" is a pretty common fantasy trope.

My money is on singular "they".

Well, if we learned anything, it's that the mirror universe has some very nice places, and if you're stuck there, it can still be a nice place to live. Stay our of the bathroom though.

It helps that Finn and Jake are not really paying attention a lot of the time.

Probably skippable. It's a series so the pacing is slower, it's for the kids, so the jokes are more obvious, and also the stakes are lower.

So they are going to partner with Ronan the Accuser to take on Thanos, only to then partner with Thanos to stop the bigger threat of (oh, say) the Celestials?

Fair enough, though they do have Netflix there, and that's what this was originally about.

FYI, 3.5 million people live in Puerto Rico.