Okay, but.... unless I’m missing something, they don’t film in Vancouver. They film in Toronto. Where Cronenberg lives.

The lack of respect Aos gets is heartbreaking. Easily the best marvel show other than Daredevil and Jessica Jones season 1. On a quarter of the budget and with no access to big characters while maintaining 22 episode seasons.

I think what the LARPer scenes are supposed to demonstrate is that Kate’s “superpower” is charm; people instantly trust, like, and want to help her, and she knows how to use that to her advantage. It contrasts her with Clint, whose temperament and history both incline him to fade into the background and view people…

please be good please be good please be good please be good please be good

Most stories about this incident don’t go into great detail about the specific weapon Baldwin was handling. With a little digging I found that it was a clone of an 1873 Colt Single Action Army chambered for Colt .45 ammunition, made by an Italian arms maker called Pietta.

Plus HIMYM was still on the air, so only time for guest spots. At the same time, Masters of Sex also prevented Lizzie Caplan from continuing on from the Item 37 One Shot as a SHIELD agent, who conceivably could have been a lead for AoS.

I was thinking that myself. But while actors can be petty with directors and producers, they tend to not fault other actors when they lose out on roles. It’s kind of bad form.

I saw True Grit when it was in theaters, and I’ve been a Hailee Steinfeld fan ever since. Holding your own in scenes with Jeff Bridges, Josh Brolin, and Stephen freakin’ Root at 14 years old? That young lady is going places, I told myself.

I read the whole thing and McKay comes off as kind of a phony, self absorbed, jerk well before that. Even in the first few paragraphs. The author of the piece is also fairly insufferable.

Yeah, nothing mends fences like informing people that they aren’t entitled to feel hurt by your actions, for the following reasons...

“...and I reminded him of some slights that were thrown my way that were never apologized for.”

Well, now we know who the asshole actually was

I hate being this nitpicky, but I couldn’t also help but wonder why there were rides and a fully-stocked ball pit inside an apparently decrepit old KB Toys? Maybe New York City KB Toys was fancier?

I like where you decide to draw the lines, in a universe where all the rest of the stuff in the episode flies...

That episode was definitely an A for me. Everything just clicked: the action scenes, the comedy, the dramatic scenes, the acting in general... By the time the credits were rolling, I was convinced that 6 episodes of this duo wouldn’t be enough. Bishop and Barton might be different from their comic counterparts but the…

The following is pure speculation, just thought to throw it in here. I’m also not certain about this at all.

Don’t tell Lucky what he can or cannot eat

I generally haven’t been a fan of Hawkeye but I loved this episode so much.

That’s definitely Wilson Fisk.