Huge Frasier fan here and yeah, I’ll check it out but I’m not really sure what to expect, or even if it’s necessary. We’ve already had 20 years of Fraiser.

I can’t believe I stuck around to the end. And boy was it worth it.

None of the right’s worst fears about Obama came true. He didn’t come for their guns. He didn’t create death panels. He didn’t ask for reparations. He didn’t get rid of presidential term limits and try to stay in power. He didn’t turn the country into a communist dictatorship. None of it happened. Nearly every single…

“Ock, noo! An aister-oid! Domn it! Git me to a telefoon! I hafta coll mah pahrints in Kleeveland, where I am froom!” ~ John Garrity (Gerard Butler), Greenlant

Hot Rod is awesome so it would be totally believable.

He was kind of in the Will Ferrell “anything is funny if you say it REALLY LOUD” school of comedy, which gets annoying fast. Both have proven themselves in great performances since then, but years of being “the one that yells a lot on SNL” is kind of a tough one to get over.

Already having flashbacks to Walk Hard.

- Isn’t it great being here, Buddy Holly?
- It sure is, Mr. Chuck Berry! People are really “rocking and rolling” to our music!
- They sure are! Mmmwhelp, I’m going to go watch a young woman defecate!
- And I’ve got a plane to catch! Hope nothing goes wrooooong... (Wink)

Joel, Josh, and Bill is an odd team up, since Josh and Bill did not come close to working together on the original show. They are both hilarious though 

Goddamn, this article took a turn.

Did you miss the part where the space mall cops were trying to kill Burnham?

I mean it’s tied to voyager’s storyline so that would be weird 

I think they should do a series about those two beleaguered time cops from the “Deep Space Nine” tribbles episode who have to go around cleaning up the never ending temporal dumps of every Trek franchise.

That isn’t really a rewriting so much as a continuing trend - beyond Oregon Trail, computer gaming in the 80s and 90s is still considered a tiny niche. It’s ironic because the most innovative titles on consoles in the 90s and early 2000s were often adapting gameplay from computer games.

Comics are fun.

Yeah, it’s got good bones. And unlike the first season of the comparable Legends of Tomorrow, it’s not a slog to watch.

Definitely not AO for Adults Only!

Pssht, by 2025, we’re going to look back on these as the glory days, when at least the things being rebooted were popular and had a narrative thread.  Once the pogs movie hits, or a gritty reboot of America’s Funniest Home Videos, then we’ll have reached saturation.

I want to hate on this, but that fan trailer was one of my favorite things I watched all last year. I’m pretty sure it won’t be long before it goes Riverdale-dramatic, though.

So the premise got flip-turned upside down?

I will only watch this if they cast Laurence Fishburne as Uncle Phil.