In the Mr Sunday Movies video {LINKED HERE} he mentions that the suit is supposedly made out of stolen bits of old NASA spacecraft, to prevent it burning up at extreme speeds.

Every story has a conceit. It need only be well told. If people appreciated Inception or Twin Peaks or even something like True Detective season 1, then Dirk Gently’s weirder side is eminently doable.

He was basically describing his actual life, sly dog.

A teensy bit of exposition goes a long way. Slip it into a discussion about some other matter and Bob’s yer man from Porlock.

CH didn't quite make the accent. Listening to that opening narration through headphones is a special kind of torture.

I like the logic behind his suit construction and I like that it’s a break with the TV show. There seems to be 2 good Flashes in circulation now. No need for them to cannibalize each other.

I think a bit of color wouldn’t go amiss. She is Captain Marvel. She has to be emblematic of the whole MCU. As for the ‘do... Brie Larson could make a thatch of half-chewed straw look good, so no worries there.

Mr Sunday mentioned that in his JL vid yesterday.

But will she have the ‘do?

Mangan was good, though his series lacked the (expensive-to-depict) weirdness of the books’ settings.

The romans were relatively clean, albeit they wiped their asses with a bit of wet sponge on a stick.

Wow. Between Star Wars and Star Trek, Ralph McQuarrie has a professional afterlife like few other designers and illustrators. His ideas are being used to this day and Disney/Lucasfilm will be pulling extensively from his aesthetic for years to come.

Those two are great, though the red movie uniforms would have just nailed it, age-wise.

“The horror. The horror... and the bananas.”

Maybe Claire will be the Nick Fury of the piece, bringing them together.

Leave Joe Scarborough alone.

The real advertising blitz is still to come and Trump has managed to guarantee that Obama’s enormous rainbow coalition will turn out for Hillary.

Yeah, but we’ve learned to expect Nazis!

A movie made twenty years before I was born would be circa 1957(!) at the latest. I distinctly remember as I kid in the eighties thinking the stuff of that era was impossibly ancient, mannered and weird.

On Politics, he’s unabashedly liberal without being shrill or uncritical.