Exactly!

And the 30 Rock balcony!

I’m here from further in the future to say: you’ve got no idea!

Uh, I’m from the future and, uh, I’m not sure how to tell you this…

I really loved Blueberry Girl. I don’t think I quite got it, but I thought it was beautiful to read, and the illustrations didn’t hurt. I also loved Instructions. The Day I Swapped My Dad for 2 Goldfish is also quite charming. And if we’re including slightly more advanced fare, Fortunately, the Milk is great and is…

This is a nice simple argument where I think each side has exactly one argument, and we’ve both made it. And, you know, the least stakes possible. If only there were more like this.

The brand new, multi-milliön-dollar musical!

You agree with the first part, surely, and that there is no such thing as the second part, so by analogy, if it were to exist, it would likely be as shown. The alternative analogy, that “Twenty Zero” = “200” and therefore “Twenty Seven” = “207” seems ridiculous.

Bruce Campbell as Mysteriö and we’ve got a deal!

So you’re saying it’s a Middle Earth crossover as well?

Peel vs. Romanov? I’ll be in my bunk!

Now we know why they really didn’t include GL in their Justice League!

How exactly would you transcribe that noise?

Or the One Day More event: the MCU can finally get Hugh Jackman!

“Twenty Seven” = “27”
“Twenty Zero” = “20”

I disagreed as long as the franchise was providing me with Kat Dennings. Now that she’s out, I suppose I’ll sign on.

But he’s always got those two giänt goons with him!

That $330M includes my $10, and I thought it was 40% of a good movie, given that Torch and Thing were perfect and Fantastic, Doom, and Invisible were worthless.

(upvoted for capitalization)

James Moar is right. By “teleplay,” I meant “script from the TV show.”