Yup. Definitely taking the over on $3B at the box office.

Poor carnivores. Always the villains in children’s movies.

Yeah, the over-under among me and my friends is $3B. I’m taking the over as a baseline, and if it’s great, fully believe it has a shot at $4B.

Ah, a She-Hulk TV series. That’d be wonderful, perhaps a less-relentlessly-silly (but still very silly) version of “Harvey Birdman: Attorney At Law”. Plus, given how great Birdgirl was, can we just hire Paget Brewster to be Jennifer?

Barry Foster and Al Toon.

I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a show where I felt so at odds with the opinions of reviewers and other watchers before. I’m not saying anyone shouldn’t like it or enjoy it, I’m just kinda marveling at the extent to which I feel like I’m watching a completely different show than everyone else here.

Very cool, but I could’t help but think that the invention and development of surface-to-surface missiles might will make this MUCH more hairy in a genuine combat situation.

You’ve got to be ki... no, no, that’s a thing that happens now.

Yeah, I was gonna say, that seems like a real easy way to ensure it’s your last day on the job.

I feel like ESPN didn’t totally think out this tweet.

We’re talking D&D, not Shadowrun, so there’s no burning Edge.

Okay, because I was about to say....

“Le dunk de la mort”, I believe the French labeled it. The dunk of death.

Yes, I watch The Blacklist purely for the Spadering. I still can’t remember the lady protagonist’s name, as I find her so boring, and have been referring to her as “Agent Beige”.

Yes, if she’s fighting for all faiths, I REALLY want some Muslim to refuse to do something in the name of Sharia, and patiently wait for her to throw in her support.

I need to give this about 500,000 more stars.

I think the most unrealistic thing here is a 9-year-old who only needs to be told twice to sit down.

I don’t think I’ve ever said this before, but what the hell is going on with Wonder Woman’s knockers in that first picture?

I need “I Hate Modern Architecture” on a shirt now. Yesterday, even.

In.