I ran into Pete Rose in Las Vegas and mistook him for my uncle, though I think that was just cosmic justice since my uncle's had to put up with people mistaking him for Pete Rose his entire adult life.

I really liked that her reaction to seeing him unmasked was less "you'll always be beautiful to me" and more "I guess I can get used to this." I don't think I've ever seen a movie acknowledge before this that love is only blind figuratively, not literally.

And that's why "moon" also means "to show one's butt."

Are you defending Kanye or slamming him? Because when you say he "is to music as your mother's face is to strange dude's penises" it sounds like the natural punchline to that set up is "he sucks."

I'm holding out for Pam/Lana.

Dennis/Dennis

You're thinking of Katie Couric.

While you never know when you're going to get an outlier/upset result, and you can never rule out the Academy picking a "prestige" film over a "popular" one, historically the Academy has always given the Best Animated Feature award to a family movie, and almost always favors the big animation studios. There've only…

You're probably right. I remembered her saying something like "nice research Tosh" so my memory placed it at the point where Rusty told them Brock was his bodyguard, but I'm probably remembering wrong. I only remembered her saying it because I briefly thought it was a slam at Tosh.0 (like suggesting he'd just Googled…

It wasn't until the closing credits that I realized that the guy who threw his drink at Brown Widow was the Captain America analogue's secret ID. (Granted, I'm not sure you were supposed to realize that until Warriana called him "Tosh" toward the end.)

Always faithful tyrant lizard.

To be fair, most people do get paid for doing pretty much the same thing every day.

Let's see … I'll go with F. Salieri, Murray Noah, and Abraham the guy he played in Star Trek Insurrection.

Any time you cast an actor who can't speak without a Scottish accent as the only non-Scottish person in a large portion of a movie opposite a guy who can't speak without a French accent as a Scotsman, it's a blatant case of something.

Hey, one of these days you're going to need an example of a theatrically released movie with a direct-to-video sequel made for a fraction of the budget that's substantially better than the original, or a movie with a major character who's never named on screen, or a movie where the scene that explains the plot only…

The existence of the universe violates the law of cause and effect, because it requires the whole expansion/contraction process to have always been going on without ever starting or for the process to have spontaneously started with nothing extant to cause it.

How about when they shatter the T-1000 in Terminator 2 and it reforms? (though he doesn't exactly come back "later," more like "after just long enough a pause for the heroes to think they've won.")

No, this was Thawne before Eddie took him out. From Thawne's point of view, he was in the future, came back in time to this episode and met everyone, then jumped further back in time, replaced Wells, kicked around for a few years until the Flash turned up (whom, you'll remember, it was clear he'd already met last…

The second Count Vertigo (Peter Stormare) was also on Prison Break.

Don't forget Prison Break. I'm not sure if it's the show that's had the most actors in common with the Arrowverse, but it's definitely the one that's had the most impact casting-wise.