Starboy

You know what? On that note,

Patrick, you mentioned Starboy, and I was like, he's kind of boring in this.

No, he mentioned

Sunboy.

Didn't you mention Starboy, too? Starboy I liked well I like Starboy's fit and then

I also

oh well that's different was clearly was clearly in like causes good graces and then did something to fuck it up and he's like trying to get back oh yeah I guess there's a little bit

and there's a tiny bit with him and and and dream girl but like other than that it's like felt like Starboy was kind of

He started doing the freestyles, which I'm like, "Okay, he can rap still," but I'm, like, still worried about him.

He dropped Starboy, and it changed a little bit.

I'm like, okay, Chance still has, like, creativity.

He can still do interesting things, be interesting.

You talked about the disjointed focus of the film, and I fully agree.

Maybe the DVD case should have touted Jessica Cruz is Green Lantern in The Fatal Five featuring the Justice League and introducing Starboy of the Legion of Superheroes, though there wouldn't be much room left for an image at that point.

Anyway,

so yeah, that was that.

Fashion sense of a pin.

Okay.

So Todd Ramsey emails about the Starboy episode and he says, Jim and Jay, thanks for having Mark Gray as a guest.

He's someone I've known for years through social media and his comic reviews are always enjoyable.