Exactly. He doesn’t look like a gym rat, he looks like someone who constantly lugs about 30kg of metal around all the time, and whose body can heal from beer.

Depends on what level of Part IV we’re talking about: are we talking A New Hope, The Voyage Home, or Quest for Peace?

Not to defend Gibson, but someone who gets drunk off his face and shouts wildly offensive things at anyone around him sounds pretty like a pretty good brand ambassador for most American Mardis Gras.

I knew a man named D. Idaho,

He also held his own in the enormously fun, but tragically short-lived, “The Good Guys”.

All pictures of Aubrey Plaza are terrifying, because she sees everything her picture-eyes see.

It could have worked fine, if she’d said it as a walk-off line after she fried Toad.

I do enjoy a glass of Mick Foley’s Mankindischewitz.

Best result would be Neil Patrick Harris performing, and forcing Jackman to join him.

Watch “Bushwick”. Very good movie, and he’s thoroughly magnetic in it.

If ever they make a live action Fallout, he must play Brian Virgil, the intellectual super mutant. He simply must.

I have Netflix, and use it regularly for genre and sci fi shows, and was completely unaware of almost every show named in the article. The algorithm has failed.

Dr. Naa

It’s as bad as the article repeatedly saying that the worker got ground.

I don’t want May Berry as Bond, I want Matt Berry as Steven Toast as Bond.

If it means they replace the watery piss of Corona with a proper British ale, I’m in.

Simon Pegg has already paved the career path from tech support to field agent in the Missions: Impossible, so why not?

Because more likely, they would have been pummeled in the press of the time, and young actors would have been discouraged from speaking out. 

He looks like nature is trying to fill a Kevin Conroy-shaped vacuum.

Somebody activate the Allen-Dean-Foster-signal!