One that hit me right in the sweet spot that didn't make this list was from The Odyssey. When Odysseus finally get back home, but is in disguise at first, he's talking to some guys when his puppy he had left behind 20 years before recognizes him and wags his tail. In the translation I was reading there was a line to…

Well, it's still going to be on regular-ass TV in the local markets, so I assume CBS is sending a crew. I'd guess that Yahoo will probably just stream that.

The one thing in that whole movie that made me think that at least the person who wrote this page of the script gets what Superman's supposed to be about was the Russel Crowe voice-over leading to that flight scene. It's the bit about "you'll give them (humanity) an ideal to strive for. They'll run behind you -…

"Some people get off easy."

@hamiltongeyser:disqus - I'd argue that the depiction of Johnny Storm in the first two FF movies was the only actually good thing about them. I also object to your use of the word "panic," like that's why they made him black in this one. As far as I can tell Trank really likes working with Jordan, wanted to find a…

Hey, you can't prove I had anything to do with that.

Don't you remember those "can you hear me now?" commercials? Those were hi-lar-ious!

Well, I for one think it's cute that he has little hearts all over his shoulders.

Aww, that's cute.

What you say is true. I guess I'm just having trouble getting too worked up over this one because A) what I said above, B) it's not exactly an Important Work of Great Artistic or Cultural Value, it's a Franco/Rogan stoner comedy most of us would otherwise have forgotten ever happened by this time next year, C) this…

The thing is, though, it doesn't seem likely to me that the executives or attorneys or whoever it was who actually made the decision to pull the movie had anything to do with creating the content of it, or felt particularly strongly about the statement being made (and yes, I know we're talking about a Franco/Rogan…

Based on this, I'd say a show set in the 1940's sounds right up your alley. Go with Agent Carter.

This ain't over.

Are you saying you like her more than you like us, or that you like her more than we like her? And in either case, do you mean more than any one of us, or all of us combined?

Listen, you, Fox president Kevin Reilly can verb any word he wants to verb.

Agreed. I'm totally stealing that.

No, that's just him. He lives there now.

@avclub-ffffda8ada4827900cbf65fd20281080:disqus  - I'm sure someone else has brought this up by now, but the fact that Coulson repeatedly refers to Tahiti as "a magical place" seems to hint pretty strongly that there was magic of some kind involved, Norse or otherwise. The show so far hasn't shown any inclination to…

I don't understand. What's your definition of "good," then?

Gloves?