We used it on our twenty six hour drive to Florida not long ago.

The Opie and Anthony Reddit must be a joy to read right now. They've been trying to get Opie fired for awhile now.

To be fair, Ronnie is a con man from Philadelphia who spent the 80s doing coke in Florida.

I've only started the first episode, but I'm a little crushed that they didn't use Vampire Killer for the theme.

They could use Crossfire, I suppose. He at least has a tie-in to Darren Cross from the first film.

But looking at the plus side, now Opie has plenty of spare time to make more hack YouTube videos.

I miss the shows with him and Fez though. Ronnie was always able to get him worked up over nothing.

I haven't listened since Anthony got fired, but I was under the assumption that Norton didn't co-host with Opie anymore. He's had a show with former O&A producer/current WWE talking head Sam Roberts for awhile now.

It makes sense. Paying attention to a baby's butthole is probably a quick way to get yourself put on a list of some kind.

Alright, kill Hawkeye in Age of Ultron and have him replaced by his counterpart from an alternate universe that stars in a Netflix series with Kate Bishop.

This sounds like a Gene plot from an episode of Bob's Burgers.

I thought it was bad when it was people letting their dogs do it…

And probably James Rhodes too. Before Civil War atleast.

No, it's cool, I can see why you'd want a code name. It's not weird at all.

Hawkeye should have died in Age of Ultron. Then we could have replaced him with Kate Bishop.

Since they didn't use him for Cable, I'd love to see Stephen Lang play the grizzled original Nick Fury. Perhaps in a S.H.I.E.L.D. film set in the seventies with John Slattery and CGI de-aged Michael Douglas and CGI aged Hayley Atwell.

I have the entire run of Gwenpool sitting in my ComicRack app to read during my upcoming vacation. Well, not just that… I also have Spider-Gwen. And the Sam Wilson Captain America run. And I still need to get caught up on Secret Empire.

My favorite thing of the entire Spider-Verse is a series that Spider-Man doesn't even appear in.

Dammit! I thought it said he was business partners with MacGruber.

It was for that potential trainwreck of a Han Solo spinoff though, so Charlie Cox probably dodged a bullet there.