It will be like a normal episode, but after a long workday at 8PM everybody packs up and goes home for family and dinner time, and a good night's sleep.  Fast forward to 8AM when everybody gets back, has their coffee, and restarts the terrorist hunt. 

Maybe the movie is just called "2".

They liked the sets, most of the actors, and even the occasional reverence for the book.  That sounds like solid C+ material to me. 

Allow me to reiterate my previous assertion of the ineffectiveness of your weapons against my person!

Honey, we got Mimes again.

The killer cloud was a lot less scary when you realized that it meant all of the internals were basically unguarded.  Sheridan had to guess which one to shoot because he was just a single guy in a Whitestar, but if you had a fleet you could just shoot every node until the thing stopped moving.  The Vorlon potato ship…

IMHO the Rangers would have been good in Technomage sized doses. 
They're a bit of a one-note idea that works nicely as a plot point when
you need it.  Marcus ended up stretching the concept a bit too far. 

As I understand it, Starfuries were actually one of the better fighters in the B5 universe because they were totally designed for space only and didn't have any in-atmosphere stuff to slow them down.  Thunderbolts were worse and were generally reserved for times when you needed to go down to a planet.  Human capital…

One of Lady Rainicorn made a pretty dirty comment once about her and Jake merging bodies, but it was in Korean so most of the kids missed it. 

I chugged a whole bottle of Ex-Lax and I still couldn't give a shit about this show.

Star Citizen looks really interesting, but I hope they come up with a better name for it before it is released. 

I'm seriously disappointed that Vine caved on this.  The concept of Fair Use is crucial to a working copyright system, and these guys work to destroy it at every turn.

He's running the Nightosphere.  I don't think it is a stretch to think of him has a totally neglectful parent.  The story of Marcelene's conception is completely unknown at this point, but it doesn't seem impossible that the great mushroom war broke down the barrier between Ooo and the Nightosphere, at least…

It is interesting to note that PB started to really worry about her mortality only after being controlled by the Lich.  It's quite possible that while she will never grow old and die, she realized that she could be destroyed and hence the need for Lemongrab and Goliad.

Stage 4b?

The "oh no, you might pop out in a star" thing doesn't really make sense though, because the odds of it happening are so remote that you're more likely to be hit by lightning 10 times in a row, survive, and then win the biggest powerball in history.

@avclub-ab60729bcbd8293eb5f31e5077c29049:disqus How the hell did that work?  First episode one of the characters says "Looks like all of the name brand heros are on vacation, lets fill in!  Are you with me, Ant-Man?

He will provide essential Michael Ceraness to it. 

I'm not as big a fan of the "PB is the most Evil character on the show" theory that is popular on the internet, but I do think her little candy body is completely devoid of empathy.  She just does not seem capable of perceiving the emotions of others. 

I had this happen with Babylon 5.  I tried to get my brother interested in it by tuning in one day and now he refers to it as that show with the dart dummy clown and stupid rubber monster.