Perfect Xero

I'm pretty sure that the only chance of Xander appearing is if they recast the part.

If only Disney had some sort of streaming service they could but an Agent Carter movie or series revial on.

It's not impossible, but they'd probably have to set the show 10 years or more into the future to be about the kids fighting crime.

The Ultimates turned the scene up to 11, but the idea that it was just an art mistake people made too much out of doesn't work if you read the actual comic in question. Even if the actual shot of Hank hitting Jan was an art mistake, it happens literally a page after Hank had his unstoppable adamantium robot attack her, during which he taunts her and calls her weak when she's not able to fight it off while it's hurting her. Afterwards he bullies her into not telling anyone. He also snapped at and insulted Jan earlier in the issue (and in the issue before as well). When Jan reveals her black eye to the Avengers Hank tells her to shut up and calls in his killer robot to attack. This is one of the reasons that I'll forever be bitter that the MCU had Iron Man create Ultron and not Hank Pym. Meanwhile it's at least a little gross that MCU Hank gets to be the "boy he sure loves his wife and daughter" guy. Longer Avengers v1 #213 recap, by me:

One big contract is a rather questionable way to evaluate team spending. The columns on the right include teams that have often cracked the top 10 payrolls over the last decade (Braves, Cubs, Giants, Blue Jays), while the column on the left includes the Marlins and Royals.

Sooner or later, all our games turn into Calvinball.

Bob's prices haven't changed since the show launched, so he's gone from probably being on the higher side of average for a small burger joint when the show launched to being an absolute bargain in recent years.

Kristen: "I think I forgot something." David: "If you forgot then it wasn't important." Kristen: "Yeah, you're right." *Kristen's Swiss cheese brained husband who almost killed himself saving their daughter standing alone in the rain*

Black Sabbath tried to warn us! He was turned to steel In the great magnetic field When he traveled time For the future of mankind Nobody wants him He just stares at the world Planning his vengeance That he will soon unfurl Now the time is here For Iron Man to spread fear Vengeance from the grave Kills the people he once saved

"The official strike zone is the area over home plate from the midpoint between a batter's shoulders and the top of the uniform pants -- when the batter is in his stance and prepared to swing at a pitched ball -- and a point just below the kneecap. In order to get a strike call, part of the ball must cross over part of home plate while in the aforementioned area." So the official top of the zone is probably a bit above the "belly".

I assume it was because they were honoring Mays, so the Giants wore the home uniforms.

I try not to judge child actors too harshly but the two kids in this movie have to be somehow related to Jerry or someone else high up in the production, right?

The batter's average doesn't go down any more than if the fielder had just made the play and recorded the out, if the the batter's average didn't go down that would be the batter getting rewarded because the fielder screwed up. It would also penalize the pitcher more by making their Batting Average Against go up due to a fielder's error.

I thought that it felt like a Family Guy joke.

IIRC CA: First Avenger and Avengers 1 had Cap at more like "peak human" level, it wasn't really until Winter Soldier that they had Steve regularly doing things that were just blatantly super human.