Nathan Fillion, Tim Daly Act Like Giant Children Playing Superheroes For Our Amusement

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This is officially the best video on the internet. Don’t bother making any more, there’s no need. When you want something awesome just come back to this.

So, here’s the deal. Actor Tim Daly and his son Sam Daly have a web show I knew nothing about. It’s called The Daly Show (ha!). They, along with writer Ben Shelton, created this wonderful skit starring the father/son team as well as special guest stars Nathan Fillion and Michael Rosenbaum. And it’s quite the coincidence that Daly, Fillion, and Rosenbaum just happened to have voiced superhero characters during their careers. Hmm, I wonder who that will play into this video…

Keep an eye our for a slick Easter Egg while you watch and prepare to be entertained.


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