Absolutely the correct reaction

Meanwhile, The Hashtag Show reports Crazy Jane, the Doom Patrol member with dissociative identity disorder will be reimagined as a “sexy,” “Harley Quinn-esque character.”

Could be way scarier...

The true horror here is that ass Bobby Flay being in it. 

I’m liking Beast’s “I just stepped on a Lego” pose there.

But there’s no Snow, so that’s a major, major advantage.

That Misty was such a big part suggest that maybe he was listening, but that it was still needlessly 13 episodes says, no he was not.

As a sidenote, something I couldn’t understand was that if this was their setup for the next season and they probably knew what they were building towards, why didn’t do more to flesh it out during the season. And I don’t even mean the Tilda non-sense or the Barbershop weirdness, but world building in general.

I gotta restate that Luke didn’t really have an arc this season or any solidly defined principles, for that matter, that would justify where this season takes him. Luke’s rise to being the new Stokes in town doesn’t work because this doesn’t feel like the culmination or nadir of a plot - it’s just something that…

This season eliminated every tie to Harlem’s past - which was one of the most interesting parts of the show - in order to recenter everything around corny Luke and bring in Italian mobsters. They can really just end this and spin-off to Heroes for Hire and Daughters of the Dragon. Harlem as we knew it is dead.…

I’m glad I spent 7+ minutes of my short time on this earth discovering that this guy doesn’t actually know anything

I need to confirm this was not a fever dream of some sorts. Did Tilda have a monologue at a graveyard where she essentially stated that she now had to go evil/dark/something just because. Because that might have been the most preposterous scene I’ve seen in this shows yet and I watched all of Iron Fist.

Someone had to fill Casey Chan’s shoes.

Hey now! They linked two videos. Then cashed their paychecks

What the...?! I’ve never once been confused by this, even as a kid. It’s always been perfectly readable as “Disney”. I’ve never, ever, not even once heard of this being a problem until now. How can anyone NOT see that as a D?

Indeed. This looks exactly like a D to me. I can’t tell if the author meant this as a put on, or if it’s seriously a thing people are confused by. I mean, a J? Seriously? That looks nothing like a J. But, hey, always interesting to see people flummoxed by the obvious. Yeah?

Yeah.   It’s a “D”.  Ask a thousand people, 999 will tell you it’s a “D”.  That one who doesn’t is just a run of the mill moron... Or a Gawker regular.

[shrug]

A link to a YouTube video is not an article.