Warlock has the Soul Gem in the comics, not the Mind Gem. But even if the opposite were true, they've shown they can play fast-and-loose with fringe characters like that.

Given the themes of regret and redemption that are often at the core of Doctor Strange's origin, I'd suspect that's where we'll get the Time Stone (using it to rewind and rectify mistakes, perhaps).

Vengadores, ensamblar por favor!

I'd take it a little more seriously if it accepted major credit cards to ride its train.

Only if you're suffering from Barrel Fever.

Guardians vol. 2 will introduce Adam Warlock. They bring Warlock to Earth just as Thanos completes the Gauntlet and wrecks up the place. Thanos just so happens to murdalize all the Avengers played by actors whose contracts are up.

"My one weakness!"

Sarah Palin is at least upfront with being a tired-ass shit-kicking dumbfuck. Not that she has much choice, given her inability to affect even a modicum of guile or shrewdness.

It's interviews like this that make me worry that Stephen might not have the job for long. The longer he and Joe traded sentiments on love and bereavement, the more I could sense thousands of people uncomfortably reaching for their remotes, hoping Fallon was badgering yet another celebrity into lip-syncing Nicki Minaj.

I'd be good with him snatching Joe's weave and running off with it. And/or telling Mika to eat something, for god's sake.

I trust the screenwriter of the Twilight Saga to handle disturbing, sexually menacing characters/relationships with the careful, considered approach they require.

That Superman movie was terrible! And such small portions!

This is the wrong way for Teti to learn he is colorblind.

Entourage fans, you mean.

"Kevin Connolly, whose directorial work includes episodes of TV shows he’s starred in and a pretty good 30 For 30…"

It's because Colbert, as host/producer, gets to make The Late Show under his Spartina Productions banner, which Stewart is either a partner in, or holds as a subsidiary of Busboy Productions. (I forget which.)

Fuck it, at least he didn't start giggling and mush-mouthing all his lines.

Ah hah! Stack. That's the secret.

The hold-overs from the Report and other touches that are obviously Colbert-esque (the C-shaped desk, the "stained glass" ceiling) are great. But then there's things that seem oddly out-of-place, or even relatively outdated. The garage door, for example, seems like an idea that would have been fresh five years ago.

Can we just go down the line and make unwarranted insults about all the writers?