There's a pretty interesting, strange, and unfinished mini-series of SHIELD comics about the secret origins of shield, featuring Howard Stark and Nathaniel Richards working alongside Nicola Tesla, Leonardo Da Vinci, and other immortal and/or time-traveling geniuses, and Slattery would be perfect if the MCU touched on…

They need to make a SHIELD spy series set in the 1960s starring a CGI hybrid of John Slattery and Dominic Cooper

You left out the one bit of fridge logic that actually bothered me a bit:

Yeah. They really should have just done zero makeup and let MacLachlan ACT the transformation with the eyebrows God gave him

Wait, so the movie is set at Universal Studios Florida? Did they at least set a scene on the Jaws ride, or is even that beyond the level of cleverness this movie can handle?

I told him not to, but he was really adamant about it

I did think that was pretty funny. I thought they had just recast the role, but now clearly it's canonical that Dominic Cooper grows up to be John Slattery. Why not.

Is it too late for Edgar Wright to take over the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series? Because he'd rock that

And I only cut my hands on the can edges 75 times

I had the same thought, but it appears that the embedded video is the piece in question

"You did a thing, internet"

I thought the ending to Terminator 2 worked well, in that you're left not really knowing whether the time loop set by the first movie was broken or still in place.

The trailer for this movie is a better Terminator movie than Terminator 3 was

Yeah, I do feel like all post-1997 Terminator movies should just take place post-Judgment day; You could start a trilogy with the destruction of the time machine, and present the future war as-is. Would be plenty interesting on its own.

I'm not sure if it's good or bad. There are surprisingly few cases where disregarding the third and fourth movies would be a truly bad choice.

We find out that over the past 25 years, James has been scammed by 44 different women and eventually one of their husbands succeeded in killing him.

They should make an alternate version of the car that just inexplicably has the Dukes of Hazzard logo on top

I nominate Aubrey Plaza for girl-Rick-Moranis

My mind always jumps back to the graffiti-themed episode of Samurai Champloo, which featured a mid-1600s Japanese interpretation of Worhol: http://puu.sh/ipKFm/9a25b86…

Everyone will be George McFly for 15 Minutes