Alison Bechdel’s gender is irrelevant here, I think. To me, Heather means that by simply mentioning a test that is about how much women talk about men, you are actually talking about men. So you fail.

“Please, Janie. None of your friends are hot enough to be on Riverdale.”

When I saw news of his death, I was sad but figured “I guess he must have been over 70"

Winter Soldier is the correct answer. Second place could be one of several, depending on my mood (Civil War, Guardians 1, Ragnarok, maybe Avengers 1 or even the underrated Iron Man 3), but Winter Soldier, while its climax falls into the all too common trap of going too big, is the most consistently successful.

Agreed... I hope the Directors cut is like 45 min longer with more jokes and unnecessary violence.

Honestly it depends on what I want.

The best joke is the Grandmaster mural on the doors.

“civil war” you just spelled winter soldier completely wrong.

Winter Soldier is still the best to me. Thor: Ragnarok is close though.

I’m still a bit amazed and confused at the fact that Sir Anthony Hopkins had my two favorite lines in a Taika Waititi comic book movie. (The ‘God of Hammers’ line, and the perfect ‘oh shit’ when Loki-Odin sees Thor)

Winter soldier for me, followed VERY closely by GOTG 1.

oooh, snap!

Gotta, love the rising anger in Thor at being called dumbo...it totally fits with his mythical origin as being a bit of a hot head. Also Ruffalo isn’t quite bringing his best Banner in the scene, but still it’s hilarious.

Lol, the worm thing was digusting and hilarious.

Poor Thor listening to Bruce like, “I liked him better when he was always angry.” 

The previous episode of CxGF may have been the best of the season, At least the best since the superlative episode 305

Politics Corner - Rand Paul Shutdown edition. Senate leaders reached a bipartisan deal that is pretty reasonable in a vacuum. It lifts sequestration caps on defense and domestic spending, with domestic caps raised by 75-80% of the defense caps increase. I’d rather see that ratio flipped, but the Dems don’t hold…

This is the first Winter Olympics in which single figure skaters can perform to music with lyrics, allowing for some wonderful creative freedom. Germany’s Paul Fentz has chosen to use it to treat the world to Paul Anka’s swing jazz cover of “Wonderwall.”

It was nice to see Kersh again, though at the exact same time I was thinking “What’s Chief Webber doing there?” My mind was working double time.