I thought it was Ted McGinley in a wig.

Thanks!

Late to the party, and too many comments to sort through, so throwing this out here:

What a delightful read.

I loved those cards. Put together a full set as a teen, buying packs right off the candy racks.

Same here, man. (The "first" part, not the "re-read" part.)

Loved that show. Kudos for the reference.

Have you read any of Moore's Superman-proper work, like "Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow?" ('Superman' #423 / 'Action Comics' #583, 1986) and "For The Man Who Has Everything" ('Superman' Annual #11, 1985)?

I read Moore's 'Supreme' off the racks back in the day.

In the comics, Reverse-Flash has a long, twisted, time-travel-y history of hero worship, affection, resentment, jealousy, and vindictiveness towards Barry, and Tom Cavanagh does a splendid job of capturing Eobard Thawne's more "creeptastic stalkery" elements. I think he's the MVP of the season.

Tonight's 'Flash' Episode Title: "GRODD LIVES"

No one would ever rather see anyone be Cobalt Blue.

"Rogues before hos" is a thing I have said before.

Speaking of glasses, the goggles Barry was wearing during the invent-the-gadget scene were nigh-identical to those worn by Captain Cold in the comics. You know, the ones with long slits instead of lenses. Cold wears them to cut down on the glare of his ice, and it looked like Barry was wearing them to cut out the…

Dog Kraft mac-n-cheese all you want, but remember this:

Just a drive-by post here, but wanted to say that your insightful reviews have been some of the best writing at the AV Club.

It sure is now.

And I thought he hit the horn to signal their people (other "Wolves"), indicating they should investigate.

In 1996, Alice Cooper opened for The Scorpions on their "Pure Instinct" tour.

I loved Ostrander's 'Manhunter' run. Haven't seen it referenced in decades.