Not really? First off the Venom thing makes no sense seeing as Venom literally is a separate person, two separate persons actually if we count the symbiote as a sentient being. Norman and the Green Goblin persona may be the product of severe mental illness, but even when we’ve seen him in a stable mental condition…

...Yes?

Well they did have Mark Hamill in the episode where they repeatedly referenced Star Wars, so surely that gave them a lot of wiggle room

I was so mad when they made fun of my favorite totally real show, McGarnagle, and it upset me even more when they besmirched the good name of Night Boat: The Crime Solving Boat!

Lexcorp doesn’t exist in Spidey’s universe, so he has no way of knowing about them, he also has a personal stake in hating Oscorp seeing as their founder murdered his girlfriend

While that’s good to know I feel like the character I saw in Daredevil and some elements I read about in reviews of the solo show were making certain changes that made him more human. Not to say the character is lacking in humanity, just that several aspects of him in the best comics to feature him make it clear that…

Also what the fuck is wrong with his face? He looks like a combination of the guy from Greatest American Hero and Mathew McConaughey except the face created from that melding has melted. Also his neck is the exact same width as his head, which is terrifying

It’s a Simpsons reference

The hauntings still rarely make sense, usually the ghost is just an asshole who cannot be appeased. I would love to see a series of horror films in the vein of John Constantine: Hellblazer in which the character experiences hauntings but actually knows how to deal with them and kick the damn ghosts in the balls. play…

I really don’t understand all these fucking haunted house style horror films, if you aren’t aspiring to actually make a serious horror film that delves into deep themes and the looming existential horror of the intangible then why not just go the other direction? Middle of the road horror films like this are a dime a…

Not only does he play himself, he makes self deprecating jokes about his hatred of everyone and everything! God I wish they had gotten a third season, it was wonderfully set up to have more adventures, instead we got the short lived Be Cool, Scooby Doo

Especially when it’s reached the number of fingers most people have on their hand, at that point even the most skeptical person should be reevaluating their disposition on the matter

There were also good celebrity interviews, his interview with Paul Rudd late in the shows run in which Stephen acknowledged that he had no idea who was interviewing who any longer was a particular highlight that didn’t rely on “Stephen Colbert”

No kidding, it never ceases to baffle me how anyone could read those comics and think The Punisher is a hero or someone to be admired and emulated. He’s a monster who chose to be a monster because he could no longer go without a war and killing, he states several times in Ennis’ run that he’s not doing it to change…

The YouTube page doesn’t have every monologue for each week though, and I don’t have live TV

Look everybody! It’s pedantic man here to save the day!

Similar, the tones are entirely different and Punisher isn’t trying to hide what he really is

Charles Hard 2: Chuck Harder

I wish the tonight show was available without the interviews, because I miss being able to just watch Colbert be Colbert, his show is severely hampered by the parade of uninteresting celebrities he’s forced to talk to

She should have confronted him during a recording of HarmonTown (He is still making that isn’t he?)