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Still waiting for that Serpent Society movie. What a cruel tease.

Has Bryan actually connected on a diving headbutt since he's been back? I've only seen him miss, which is presumably safer, since his head should not really be impacting anything. Still, I'd rather he not do it at all. He doesn't need a "Flair on the top rope" always fails spot (especially since he would, eventually, have to pay it off).

Anyone notice Deadpool 2's description on Rotten Tomatoes? Spoilers!!!

What if none of them fit the story the creators want to tell? I guess I have no evidence of this, but I feel like the people behind the Black Panther movie are more "story over branding" than the rest of the MCU caretakers. I can imagine them saying, "Okay, we want to say THIS in the next one," and if no existing characters easily fit into that narrative, them just making up new ones. Someone in Hollywood must still be creative, right?

I'll make the bold prediction that the main "villain" of a Black Panther sequel won't be from the comics, so they're not trying to shoehorn something into the story they actually want to tell. Or it'll be like Zemo -- in name only. Regarding Namor, here's what Feige said last month: IGN: With the Disney/Fox deal, if that pans out, with the Sony rights sharing deal with Spidey, the one big loose end, then, is Namor and Universal. Can you tell us what the status of that is? Is there any chance for him to just pop up in an MCU film? It just sounds like an incredibly complicated situation, for one character. Kevin Feige: It is. I think there’s a way to probably figure it out but it does have — it’s not as a clean or clear as the majority of the other characters. http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/04/23/marvel-studios-boss-addresses-namors-complicated-rights-status

Alfre Woodard played Luke Cage's Maria and Civil War's Miriam, but we all know Marvel Studios doesn't give a crap about what goes on with TV.

Please no JR, please no JR ....

It's Agents of SHIELD. Every season could be the final season. And Agent Carter.

Starbucks, fiery alien death, either or.

Going along with that, my biggest criticism is

Wasn't there something about a "new" test that he had done, that he failed? Something that no one else had even been told to get?

So what was Maroon's hold-up to begin with?

I seem to remember someone saying that's why Mae and Moolah still get the treatment they do -- they were friends of the family and Steph remembers them fondly. Also note that Graves almost choked last night while calling Stephanie "the leader of the women's evolution."

Now if Scott Steiner were in the match ....

I think Cornette overlooked the most important thing Meltzer tweeted at him -- the Bucks' crowd control as heels. I haven't seen them live since the WrestleMania in New Jersey, and the only thing I remember about the match was their insipid air drumming while standing on the ropes. It was magnificently enraging.