And [the Michæl Westen character was in] League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century!

So hard t’imagine in a wide-release picture, but not entirely impossible…

Tuhs pu dna ekat ym yenom!

Or possibly macacques!

If it was with Batman or not at all, I’ll definitely take the former! It was as good as a good episode of Justice League Unlimited, and that was fine with me.

If they really wanted to do an ersatz Guardiäns of the Galaxy, the way DCAU had its own Defenders (Grundy as Hulk, Fate as Strange, etc.), I don’t think those match up very well…

No way. Crazy 2D animation. Or, I guess it can be live action, as long as the yam-eating scene (ladies in the audiënce know what I’m talking about) is 2D animation.

Dear Mr. President,
There are too many [Quaids] these days. Please eliminate three.

Short answer: this season covered half the amount of time from its beginning until the impact date. The next season could’ve covered the same amount of time, or they could’ve kept covering the same proportion of the remaining time until they had a 24-like Season 7.

I enjoy Kat Denning’s a lot, so I decided to check the show out, and I didn’t think it was that bad (altho not good enough to keep up with), but I couldn’t believe the very first line of the series was about her (character’s) breasts!

Of the three, I’ve only seen TLR, but I cannot conceive of a world where I’dn’t rather watch a creätively bankrupt sitcom or a contrived reälity show over that dreck.

Oh, I forgot about those guys! They sorta reminded me of the heavies in Neverwhere too.

You racist and/or idiöt, that’s Aziz Ansari. Kumail Janjiani is the Daily Show guy who did the Correspondents’s dinner this year.

Like, biölogically gross? Because you don’t wear socks with them and they are just sponges for foot sweat? Agreed.

I’d never wear any of that, but I upvote your sentiment.

This may explain part of the reason why, even as a father, I have a visceral negative reätion to beïng called “dad.” (Luckily, I have the old-world charm to get away with beïng “Papa.”)

Yes! The only prollem is patterned shirts, unless you’ve got Tim-Gunn (or my friend Andrew), like, in your closet to tell you which patterns you can mix.

I went to summer camp for years, so everyöne had Teva-style sandals. It was a long time before I realized that there was a large segment of fashionable people who thought they were extremely ugly. (They certainly do stink to high-heaven after a while, but I don’t have to find socks in the morning, so that’s enough for…

I’d be happy to find out I’m wrong, but isn’t that a race thing? I thought black guys (and those who identify with their culture) kept the brims straight and often kept the sticker on, while white guys (etc.) bent the brim?

They prolly can. I can definitely picture people wearing v-necks sweaters beïng super into flyïng kites.