I remember watching this on Friday nights on Sky One… Now that I think about it I should of been out socialising like a normal person in their 20's at that time.

When Nurse Dori shows Nurse Beth their workstation, was the dialogue a reference to Joan from the pilot of Mad Men? It sounded familiar.

Tyler Perry is thinking this is the closest he will ever get to an EGOT.

So Superman is a mute in this then. Seems that Warner Bros. have so little confidence in Superman that they won't even show him speak in the final trailer.

Even though he was invented as a reaction to Deathstroke, I have enjoyed quite a few of Deadpool's comics over the years, and the films storyline is nowhere near original, I enjoyed it so much more than I thought I would, it's like Deadpool Max come to life. I found myself by the end actually wanting a sequel.

I wish this article had warned me that the link was to cartoon brew. That site has been dreadful since Jerry Beck left.

I gotta say, I have high hopes for this series, it looks like Shane Glines is behind the designs, and his art works much better in 2D than it did in 3D (Beware The Batman) I find the designs from Young Justice and the current DCAU films lack character. Also I'm glad that Conroy and Hamill are involved.

Tom King has very quickly become one of my favourite writers, this and Vision have been standout reading.

Mr. Robinson was shockingly bad, You have been warned.

"There's been a jailbreak, and the mafia are at it again".

Also Married With Children, when ITV or was it (LWT?) use to have it.

Oh Yeah, back when Seinfeld first appeared on BBC2, it was Hell to find, they kept messing around with it's schedule.
My sister and I would stay up on Friday nights (I think it was Fridays) to watch Larry Sanders on BBC as well.

Hahahaha! I used to watch Tropical Heat as well! Nick Slaughter, what an amazing character name.

As a kid I absolutely loved this show, I remember staying up really late, fighting falling asleep, just to watch this. I have no idea why it was on so late in the U.K.

I just reread Battling Boy over Christmas, and now I hear this, I know Paul Pope has gotta eat, and I like Mantzoukas (especially in Gigolo House) but I don't feel positive about this.

What's Judy Greer's one line of dialogue in this? I assume she's in it somewhere.

In the honky Tonk bar, there's a photo of a guy with a Stetson with a sign saying "Bobby Where Are You?"
Is this just attention to detail to the world of The Leftovers or is it a reference to a previous episode?

Why was Jade's outfit so close to Margaery Tyrell's style?

Jane Fonda Prime Time

Very cool Alex Hirsch interview on The B-Movies podcast… http://www.craveonline.co.u…