Web-Crawler: ANT-MAN's Amount Of Comedy, S.T.A.R. Labs' Ethics And Jon Hamm As Negan
Web-crawler is a column that collects news items that may not warrant an article by themselves and combines them (like Voltron) for one super article. The latest installment includes rapper T.I. talking Ant-Man, The Flash's metahuman prison and Jon Hamm as Negan on The Walking Dead.
Speaking to Collider to promote his new film, Get Hard, rapper/actor Tip Harris gave an interesting quote regarding Marvel's Ant-Man. "I think there will be a lot more comedy than you expect from a Marvel franchise," said Harris. The Atlanta rappers is playing an ex-con and is a member of Paul Rudd's gang from his criminal past that also decides to reform his ways. Check out the interview below.
Speaking to TV Line, The Flash executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told the site that in episode 22, titled "Rogue Air", the S.T.A.R. Labs crew will all discuss the moral implications of appointing themselves judge and jury for the ever-growing collection of metahumans currently being held prisoner in The Pipeline. "There’s a long discussion [in Episode 22] about the moral implications of the pipeline and what keeping them there means. Do they have that right? All the characters get to chime in on how they feel about it. That’s exciting because — beyond everybody always asking how do they go to the bathroom and where do they get their food from — some of them are super dangerous. So, how do you let them out into the world?” Episode 17 of The Flash airs this Tuesday at 8PM.
Now that AMC's Mad Men is finished, would Jon Hamm be interested in joining The Walking Dead to play fan-favorite villain, Negan? Hamm tells MTV that he does have a hard time saying 'No' and that he and Robert Kirkman have met a few times and that he's aware of the success of the show. Watch the video below. The 90-minute season 5 finale of The Walking Dead airs tonight at 9PM on AMC. Do you think Hamm would make a good Negan?
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