X-Men may have been the most excrutiatingly-awful long-running show of my childhood. This particular clip has been a running joke since it first aired in 1992. I felt compelled to share it.
Superman is a Saint
If Superman represents the greatness contained in all men and women, written upon our hearts by the very God we seek to serve, then we represent that that very greatness can be attained by anyone, that it is a fundamentally human goal, and indeed, is the very reason each and every one of us is here. John Paul II, another superhero, once wrote to our generation "Never settle for less than the moral and spiritual greatness of which you all are capable." Let's take those words to heart, and live our lives, in Christ, the very source and inspiration for us, who is indeed the greatest hero of all.
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July 9, 2009 at 12:38 am
Ian
Hey, man, as melodramatic and poorly written as the show could be, it had its moments. And I’ll continue to point out that the characterizations of Wolverine, Beast, and Rogue were spot on.
July 9, 2009 at 2:26 pm
TrueVCU
^Storm not so much.
July 16, 2009 at 1:45 pm
Chad Toney
I remember liking this show. The Tick was either right before or after it though, which I liked (and still like) much better.