I’m already excited to tear apart the logic of Barry and Iris’s wedding party. Is Oliver Barry’s BEST man despite the two of them very rarely hanging out? Who is even on Iris’s side besides Caitlin?

Once that’s done, I can move on to enjoying it on the level they actually want me to.

It’s written by Max Landis and directed by David Ayer, so I’m guessing not.

There have been hundreds of Spider-man stories and six movies, which mostly don’t adapt any story in particular anyway besides grabbing certain moments. They could crank out ten more movies before ever “needing” to resort to clones, and that’s not even taking into account that they’ll retread previous reboots’…

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Sounds like Neuroticmoose is referring to #323-350, the “Trial of the Flash” storyline. As you might guess from the title, Barry gives himself up to be put on trial for it. It’s the final pre-Crisis Flash story.

My love for the shrimp-off is matched only by my hate for that feeling when bae won’t finish the pilaf. Their waitress Angel was a great sport/straight man to their silliness. Wiger immediately ordering a soup and salad to Mitch’s great chagrin had me cracking up right off the bat.

“The asparagus, now that’s a premium…

I love the fight choreography of The World’s End. The bit where Gary is trying to stay alive and finish a pint at the same time stands out in particular as some of the best physical comedy in years. I grow to appreciate the script more every time I rewatch it, but those fights started awesome on first viewing and have…

He told Victor he was a seasonal hire, but at the end of the episode, he’s still producer of The Banzai Predicament. I wonder how he explained his way out of that.

At any rate, I love when Nathan uses his schemes toward goals like creating human connection (e.g. Gas Rebate) or reconciliation (the meeting between…