I'll admit there's a part of me that wonders if this is reactionary 'her dad won't let her do absolutely everything she wants to do/parents just don't understand! therefore he's abusive and the worst person ever' teenager shit.

Traumatised by the loss of their parents, then. Though that's perhaps more MCU Tony than comic Tony.

I always figured Iron Man = Batman.

This sounds like he (or his kid) got a bunch of random word refrigerator magnets and went to town after a joint.

I dunno, I'd totally turn that on when That One Coworker starts running his mouth again.

I have zero of those who either want to see the movies I want to see, aren't otherwise occupied when I'm available to go, or under the control of a significant other who complains until they cave in and don't go.

The decision making/writing on this show is pretty well summed up, I think, by one decision.
Of the four people who could have driven the car, they all agreed on letting the junkie (in withdrawal) drive.

I don't know that the writers thought of anything beyond 'serious drama later,' but she may have assumed they wouldn't believe her, given the circumstances with her daughter and people like jawless bitchy lady calling her a lying whore who's just like her mother.

Yeah, it looked pretty clearly to me like 'Arro'-smear.

Yeah, mutants = LGBT is still a pretty suitable match, though perhaps leaning more toward the T, given current politics.

Right. 'Homo Superior' is a long-standing Magneto (THE mutant terrorist) talking point.

It made sense to me. The non-mutant heroes are generally people who started out normal and either made a choice (Cap) or something happened to them (Spidey, FF) and they chose to be heroes after the fact.

His beard did a lot of the acting for him in Hell on Wheels.

I didn't find Wenham's american accent too distracting. I wonder if Rheon's sounds worse because most of his lines here are on their way to yelling, and accents always seem to slip more then.

"…Jay defends Adrian from prejudice and apologizes to him and Alex"

But they DO work… at bringing in a lot of $ which is used to buy politicians, who then make sure any future attempts toward regulation are squashed.

The prosperity gospel people have cornered the dumb/desperate and poor market.

/dramatic "noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!"

I'm on the outskirts of Madison now, but grew up in Marshfield.

I grew up in central WI, friend. Our house was surrounded by corn fields. I am well acquainted with the scent of liquid cow manure.