People here like to say that Haddish is overpraised. Of what I’ve seen of her, I’d say, she’s praised just the right amount. She’s magnetic.

Thanos approves of your message.

I enjoyed his show, greatly respect Mr Rogers and think that the world would be a better place if more people followed his example and died in 2003.

“Moon not made of cheese, news at eleven.”

Agree. The decade refers to the time between the first Iron Man film and now. And from (spoiler?) the bit in the opening where Tony dreamed they had a kid, duh, obviously she’s pregnant.

My guess is that she means she started as an Assistant in the first Iron Man, and it has been a decade since that movie. The married and child thing is probably just a tiny spoiler that’s barely a spoiler rather than a significant time jump.

As much as I want this to happen, it’s gotta have Guy Ritchie directing.

As the penultimate film in phase 3 of the MCU

Oh. Here I thought the headline meant that Logan Marshall-Green had been cast.

I mean, you could always boil them up out of spite? Do you have close neighbors that you hate? Do you have a work kitchen and plausible deniability?

That’s a completely specious comparison. The only way in which the two are alike is party-line voting. The ACA, regardless of what you think of it, was presented as an actual honest-to-god piece of legislation that included panels, revisions, extended periods to debate and discuss measures, and a modicum of…

The ACA had 8 months of hearings, meetings, and committee reviews. It was scored by the CBO. There were 79 roll-call votes, 44 public hearings, and 160 GOP amendments introduced before the final bill was passed with a supermajority that could invoke cloture and end a filibuster. This bill is being crammed through in a…

The ACA was subject to 47 public hearings and roundtables before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and another 53 before the Senate Finance Committee. It underwent a monthlong marking up in the bipartisan HELP Committee before being brought to the floor for a vote. There, it was debated for 25…

*Pushes glasses up nose*

Yeah, it does make it funnier if you hear brent spiners jib to lavarr burton using his data voice.

Game on trolls, you got a vocal minority of basement dwellers who can’t tell names apart and he has fricking Data.

There were warning signs. His disturbingly rational interview with Michael Moore in Bowling For Columbine should’ve set off a bunch of non-alarm alarm bells.

Hey 1994, guess what! Our president gets accused of multiple sexual assaults BEFORE being elected and is soft on neo-Nazis while “The Antichrist Superstar” turns out to have a relatively decent moral core. How about them apples!

In season 3, Barb will be louder, angrier and have access to a time machine.