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"The Muppets Take Manhattan"? George

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I know I wrote an answer to this, but maybe I hit "back" instead of "add reply." I do that sometimes. 1 Was Cleopatra 2525. Of the stars of the show, Gina Torres has had the most success (lead roles in "Firefly" and "Suits," and recurring roles in others. Vicky Pratt starred in "Mutant X," but not much else. Jennifer Sky (Cleopatra) never did much after the show. 2 was Jack of All Trades. I loved Vern Troyer as Napoleon. (He even had a large bodyguard which he called "Maxi-Me"!) 3 was Adventure, Inc., starring Michael Biehn and Karen Cliché. Back to WW's new clued. #1 seems familiar, but I don't recognize the others at all. George

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Raf, what were you linking to? Human's last entry was "The Love Guru." George

The thought hadn't occurred to me, but it's not out of the question. You're right about subsequent events, though. He certainly doesn't seem to be "using." George

Raf is correct. George

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I get the A.T.O.M. bit. But his suit is just too Iron-Man-ish. Flying, armor, bolts from the hands, pop-up display -- I'm surprised that he doesn't call the AI "Jarvis." George

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Not to derail this thread, but I really don't think we need an "Arrow" thread... Since when is the Atom just Iron Man? (I don't mind that this version of Ray Palmer is (yet another) genius billionaire instead of a brilliant college physics professor.) I hope he loses most of the tech/armor and works in shrinking. George

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"Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it." George

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It's not the time travel that bothered me. It's Captain Cold (and probably Heat Wave and Golden Glider) knowing Flash's identity, and the bizarre bargain that Barry made with him. If I understand correctly, it's basically "I won't toss you in jail while you rob stuff, as long as you don't kill anyone or bother my friends." There are a number of instances in the DC universe where a villain knows a hero's identity but doesn't reveal it (Ra's al Ghul/Batman comes to mind immediately); but the rationales never made sense to me. The only part I COULD see is the "If you're so great, you don't need to kill" appeal to CC's ego. (And, incidentally, Flash's Rogues DO have a no-killing code, in the comics.) I don't see this version of Heat Wave agreeing to that, though perhaps CC can keep him (and GG) in line. George

"That's Entertainment"? George

If you can't think of another Cosby movie, it's still up for grabs. Hint: take a look at the Movie-Mash-up thread. George

"Around the World in 80 Days"? George

It is, indeed. :) George

In this part of the world, Flash airs on Tuesday night (7 PM Central). SHIELD also on Tuesday. Arrow on Wednesday. Gotham on Monday. George

I don't know when WW will see the current episode, but its resolution of last week's crises is even less satisfying than I had expected. On the other hand, Trickster, next week! George

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