I love that the Christmas special had a subplot about Swedish Chef wanting to murder, cook and eat Big Bird.

His real legacy is at least one student in a classroom making a Garfield the cat joke anytime he is talked about.

This was probably the first Spider-Man I ever read so I guess I assumed that all Spider-Man comics were about Canada and trying to stop people from being hit by baseballs.

I have vague memories of a Spider-Man comic that was in my 4th grade class room where he goes to Canada where a drug addict accidental hits someone with a baseball because he was on drugs.

I mean when the "Magneto was right" thing started during Morrison's run, Magneto was back to being a full supervillain for like a decade. So saying "Magneto was right" then comes off as something more dark than saying it today when Magento has more or less been an anti-hero for the last 20 years.

Well the question with "Magneto is right" is more like "right about what?" and "what era Magneto are we talking about?" the guy has changed tactics like 20 times in the last 60 years.

A part of James Garfield's legacy is at least one person making a Garfield the Cat joke every time James Garfield is discussed in a classroom.

I picture Davis doing the scene where he talks about the white lodge and then a helicopter takes him to the set of Broken Badges.

And it was on during when season 2 of Twin Peaks was airing!

Thanks Drew!

Here’s the drama intro companion piece.

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Okay, Broken Badges is the weirdest one for me by far. Albert from Twin Peaks, the ventriloquist from Soap, Eileen Davidson from Soap Operas and Real Housewives, Ernie Hutson and a person who made accusations against Polanski.