29vinny
29Vinny
29vinny

You know what disappoints me about all these lists where Superman is involved? No Lana Langs! If we’re gonna do this, LET’S DO THIS!

CAST MAZOUZ YOU COWARDS.

Absolutely want Vandervoort back somehow. And Cat Grant would be great.

Phil LaMarr already has an Arrowverse role in the current season — he’s voicing Ma’alefa’ak, J’onn’s villainous brother, on Supergirl.

Strong agree with a lot of these. Will add:

Wow, so much hate for something we GenX’ers grew up with through after-school and sick day reruns! I watched all the preview videos on the web site and am looking forward to this. It’s pretty much the only thing that would get me to watch HGTV.

The difference is that Rip’s departure felt necessary so that Sara could step up as captain.

Wouldn’t executing the handmaids go against the problem set up by having 52 kids removed? When a dozen handmaids died, they pulled radiation exposed handmaids from the colonies. I think the Marthas will in fact die, if they haven’t already (why did only handmaids find June? Is it a red on red honing system? I’m

I hope next year, they cool it with the Elisabeth Moss staring into the camera shots.

Joker too.

Gary and Mona have been a huge distraction for me. Please leave them at HeyWorld.  In fact, less Time Bureau and more Time Travel would be great.

I love this show, and the Vandal Savage cameo was spot on perfect. I agree Nate should have stayed dead, but overall really great season finale. Supergirl’s was excellent as well. I will admit, I really like Mona at first, but I tired of her after a few episodes. I loved the idea of a she-hulk, played by another

Gonna be honest.. I love this show but looking back at this season, and especially this finale, it wasn’t what I have come to expect from this show. Last season was absolutely amazing. Season 4 is just above season 1 for me.

Well, what do you think Rogers was going to do/say? Especially as the host of a children’s program in the late 1960s? It’s actually remarkable that he kept him on. In the mid-70s, my middle school fired an openly gay teacher because parents complained. Being gay was incredibly difficult during that time; Rogers’

Yes.

I don’t see where you’ve also acknowledged that there was a production company and PBS making the show and therefore would have reacted strongly against an openly gay man working on a childrens show. There was probably a threat of cancelling the whole show, and perhaps that is why Fred Rogers reacted the way he did.

It’s like, ‘I’ll save the world, come home, pop a Lean Cuisine in the oven, and watch the soap I taped this afternoon.’ In many ways, she’s like a real woman, a real person.