Yeah, because he sounded like buffoon while giving a lecture to FBI guys in Raiders.

half a year to 1 year.

Clarification: Everything produced since the Disney purchase (including The Clone Wars) is considered canon: movies, TV, books, comics.

With Disney buying Lucasfilm and the founding of the Star Wars "Story Group," all Star Wars media: movies, TV, books, comics, are all on an equal canon level. Everything counts.

In the old "canon" there were 3 years between the events of A New Hope and Empire. I have no idea if that's changed. But while it's a time period that's been covered many times, the fact that all Star Wars media is on an equal playing field in terms of "counting" makes this comic feel more important than past stories.

"The Red Wings suck."

I love when Emerson taps into his inner Ben Linus, which he did during his "You don't know" speech to Control. The scene earlier in the season with Root at the junkyard was an even better example.

Why watch "Forever" when I watched "New Amsterdam" on FOX 6 years ago?

No, just the guy who listened to the Community season 5 commentaries.

If I heard right, In Oliver's contract with HBO, the only other show he's allowed to appear on is Community. So there's that.

The show DID get into what the league has done recently, when the woman went into the elevator where the Redskin football player was waiting for her.

What was the name of the song at the end?

"Reese, a bar full of thugs, a broken window, and a grenade launcher: Person Of Interest is back and it feels so good."

On How I Met Your Mother anytime someone asked Barney what he did for a living. His response, a dismissive "Please…."

Ben is going to be Mayor of Pawnee. Book it.

I'm really hoping for some flashbacks to Coulson's first year with SHIELD at some point in the series..

So….two episodes ago?

I think they didn't do anything with the President because the events of TWS and IM3 might be taking place at the same time, so they'd be a bit busy.

Got chills seeing Emerson channel Benjamin Linus in the basement scene.

I enjoyed the movie, but was surprised by how it stayed in theaters. It was still at local second run theaters long after it was on DVD.