… Apparently there was a never-aired pilot for a remake of Spaced, directed by McG.

American IT Crowd?

Though, as far as MoH goes, Sick Girl is an eminently discardable installment thanks to the awful acting.

The short-lived Night Stalker, a 2005 remake, had a little potential in some of the later episodes that came out after cancellation. If nothing else, I mostly remember it for a scene which cast the Four Horsemen as grizzled bikers walking through a hail of bullets as unfazed as Terminators.

Do it!

I *am* sorta hoping Robert Queen shows up as the Arrow for an episode or two during Legends of Tomorrow.

Wildcat? Or is there another character named Hellcat I missed?

He's one of the accelerator victims, according to Harrison Wells, so it looks like Flash has dibs.

I wish that I could turn back time
'cause now the guilt is all mine
can't live without the trust from those you love.
I know we can't forget the past
you can't forget love and pride
because of that it's killing me inside

Kurtzman and Orci helped create the show with J.J. Abrams, but the showrunning duties went to Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman.

I appreciate the sentiment, but raping a baby is where my sense of humor breaks down.

What is he, the internet's mom?

Well, I know of Phosphorus Rex, and the TV version of Doctor Phosphorus that was essentially Firefly involved in a chemical accident.

Clearly he didn't learn his lesson.

But do it while listening to The Rains of Castamere.

He's almost like a horrible, horrible child.

It's a bit of a callback to just how devoted he was to Tio. Guy was about three seconds from killing Walt and Jesse but paid attention to his uncle's every ding.

Speaking of Jasper Fforde: I'd be super-interested to see a movie adaptation of Shades of Grey just to see how that ends up being portrayed in a visual medium, and I guess dystopias are hot right now.

And of course, David Bradley's spotlight episode is terrific.

I was kinda avoiding that since it's a bit of a spoiler.