Yeah, I feel like the magnitude of the event blunted its impact a little, since there is no way those characters stay gone. A bunch of them have future movies on the schedule. Spiderman, Dr Strange, the Guardians, Black Panther. No way those characters stay dead.

Well, that escalated quickly. You can swear at me all you like, Bart, and I certainly have no stake in this personally. But I stand by my assessment that — unless this woman specifically asked you to repeat her story in a public forum, anonymously or not — it was an inappropriate thing to do.

The first thing you should say is: “I’m sorry I took it upon myself to share a very personal story, that you presumably told me in confidence, with all the readers of a popular internet column. It showed very poor judgement and reflects an unhealthy interest in your personal life that I would think it my business to…

There were consequences for Libby.....

Not so! Now we know we can go to the restroom when the credits start, and come back before the stinger!

I was thinking the same thing. Any lighter than air vessel should still work more or less the same. But I wonder how large the dirigible would have to be to lift the heavier rocket. Does the lifting power of a dirigible scale linearly with volume?

Two thoughts. One, using the scheduling feature is not the whole point of a robot vacuum. I never schedule mine, and I use it all the time. Set it loose and go about other business while it works. Doesn’t have to happen when I’m gone to be useful, the point is just that it is not taking up my time and labor.

Clearly Liv and Ravi learned nothing from attending <jazzhands> sexual harassment training. </jazzhands>

None of that makes the Supergirl universe not part of the Arrowverse. The Arrowverse is a multiverse, and the Supergirl universe is part of it, specifically designated as Earth 38.

Not to mention, I think Black Lightning already has magic, what with La la walking around resurrected and talking to ghosts and getting mystical tattoos.

The Arrowverse at this point refers to the entire multiverse, not just Earth-1. The other universes have been too integral to these shows to imagine otherwise.

I’m not going to defend the overall quality of the show as anything special, though I am enjoying it... But I take issue with bad criticisms, and these are pretty bad.

Um, the Euphrates is an actual, not mythological, river, in the middle east. Together with the Tigris it forms the boundaries of Mesopotamia.

I suppose theoretically he could could have been re-lifed by Flashpoint somehow. In a universe with the anything goes attitude towards temporal mechanics and multiple dimensions that the CW-verse has, it’s impossible to rule anything out.

It’s hard to say what the deal is with Harry(?) and Gideon until they reveal a bit more.

I think it’s pretty difficult to question the economic feasibility of specific technologies in a fictional sci fi show like West World. There just isn’t enough history or technological background given. We don’t even know how far in the future it is, or if the park is on earth, do we?

I don’t see any hitting the glasses, just the reflection of the muzzle flash with each shot.

Superstitious mumbo jumbo. Your meat is not special. If it were possible to create an exact copy of your mental state with all memories in tact and processes functioning the same way, it wouldn’t matter what hardware it was running on, it would still be you. Sure, if you create a copy and the original persists,…

I’ve clarified this in other discussions, so I don’t want to rehash it too much here, but there were good departures from the source material and bad ones. Changing all the specifics of the first and second challenges for more cinematic settings was wise, as was emphasizing the “only reality is real” angle and toning…

Elementary chaos theory tells us that all robots WILL eventually turn on their creators and run amok in an orgy of blood and screaming.