You're very right. That did seem odd. I wonder if there was more to that scene that got edited for time (and may be restored in the 3-hour DVD cut).

I did like Wonder Woman, though I found it odd that she first appears in-costume blocking Doomsday's heat vision with her bracelets, then uses a shield for the rest of the fight. It's not like it's impossible to come up with some rationale for it, but it really felt like a decision based less on what the writers…

That line takes on much different meaning if spoken by a woman to a man.

I think the question is: "Would you rather have a face like an ass or an ass like a face?" And the answer is: "Ass like a face. Obviously. No one could tell when you had pants on. That's a stupid question. Why did you ask it?"

I thought that was Richard Moll as Red Death too until I saw that it was Clancy Brown in the closing credits.

Considering the context - Monarch complaining about dinner at 4:30 and 21 saying it was "supper" - I got the impression he wasn't referring to dinner as supper so much as claiming that, while 4:30 isn't dinner time, it is "supper" time. Like if someone asked why you were serving breakfast (or lunch) at 11 a.m., and…

It's funny you'd say that: ever since we got the story about the Blue Morpho's uncanny impersonation of Billie Jean King, I've been theorizing that the Morpho was actually a woman passing as a man, and therefore the Monarch's mother. And when the Blue Morpho first appeared, lots of people theorized that the Morpho was…

Maybe they can join forces for a new Team Venture.

How on earth have you never seen Lost?

I believe the official answer to that question would be "yo mama."

How would a Titanic episode and a Poseidon Adventure episode be noticeably different?

What is really weird, to me, is that they subtitle Greedo in the first movie and Jabba and Bib Fortuna in RotJ, and, like, no other aliens in the original trilogy (I think Sebulba and the Geonosians were subtitled in the prequels but I may be misremembering). Why do I know exactly what Greedo said but have to pick up…

People who insist it should have a hard "g" (as opposed to admitting that they just think it sounds better, which, fair enough) will claim that because the "g" in "gif" stands for "graphics" and "graphics" has a hard "g," "gif" must also start with a hard "g."

If they actually knew his politics, maybe, but I have trouble believing either of them would have any idea what any of the candidates' actual platforms are. It's a recurring joke how out of touch they are. Ilana especially would just see Bernie as the oldest and whitest of the old white guys (unless she'd recently…

Maybe she said something super racist and the translator just cleaned it up.

That struck me as weird too, but looking it up, apparently saying something "sucks" to mean that it's bad dates back at least to the 1920s. I still doubt it was common slang - though, to be fair, I'm basing that almost entirely on the fact that I don't remember ever seeing it in any old movies - but it existed.

I don't think they were implying that being a physicist makes you qualified to be a psychiatrist any more than they were implying that being an assassin makes you qualified to be a psychiatric nurse (or, for that matter, being a criminal or a time agent makes you qualified to be an FBI agent). I think they just needed…

They have a time machine. They took the same hiatus as everyone else, then came back.

I thought this was about that new TV show they keep talking about - the one no one's allowed to watch or something like that.

I feel like that has to exist somewhere out there in some theater troupe's repertoire. That's basically what Godspell would have been if it had come around a few decades later than it did.