When Agents Of Shield gave a baddie the power to magically disintegrate people, they went all out on an elaborate effect for it. And it looks great - but you can tell that they spent a significant chunk of the season's VFX budget on a few such scenes. Then along comes Legion and does something that's actually *more*…

While it's not a whole plot, I recently rewatched and rediscovered what I think might be his best "rambling at Bob" moment: refusing to shut up as the show starts in Hamburger Dinner Theater.

"I'm not some kind of air doctor"

Ugh, then you're much too boring a person to spend time talking to at 2am. Sleep sweet.

You need four years? I already would prefer have Obama back - as I made pretty clear in my original comment. But your inability to give up your team allegiances and be as critical of Obama's flaws as anyone else's is what will really prevent any real progress from happening.

You seem to have lost track of the subject of conversation — perhaps in your relentless pursuit of mediocre jokes?

Not especially. Just double checking a date :P

DOMA wasn't repealed, it was struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Marijuana was legalized by state ballot initiatives. And this was before that anyway.

It IS worth noting, though, that when they issued that response there were several *real* petitions that had blown past the signature requirement but were sitting there unanswered, including: revoking the Westboro Baptist Church's tax exempt status, repealing the Defense Of Marriage Act, legalizing/decriminalizing…

He discusses this with Jerry Seinfeld on the Talking Funny special. Jerry says he replaces about 20% of his act every year, so it's a much slower evolution.

Interesting timing. I just fired up The Wire for a fourth watch-through this week…

Yeah, the relationship between Jon & Ben is one of the greatest on television.

This seems like a good time to point out:

I had to pause the episode to give myself time to stop laughing after "hey hey hey - memba the cold war?"

Well, that's the beauty of it - it only stands out to *us* because it's a weird line to include *in a television show*. Between it being an unnecessary line from a script perspective (in a show that doesn't exactly waste a tonne of words) and the music cue, it catches your attention.

They already made a Tetris movie and it's *glorious*

It wasn't full of bullets though - it only had one left, and after she gutshot the cyborg, she tried several more but it was empty. Not sure what to make of that though.

License yo kids, license yo wife…

The reality of copyright law when it comes to things like fair use, parody, transformative works, etc. is that it's all grey areas.

gold armour is so impractical you can't even build it in Dwarf Fortress without mods