Impressive. But can Rob Liefeld draw Batman with his eyes open?

I hope so. Because if he wants full status, he should get it!

I haven't watched since part of the way through season 6. Does anyone know if they ever made Jim Beaver a fully credited cast member? Padalecki and Ackles would always get starring credits, which obviously I understand. But Bobby was in almost every episode playing a huge role, and I think it was season 6 right before…

I have every device plugged in. I have wifi but I use it for mobile and tablet use.

The Dark Knight Rises was already a lackluster half-assed adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns.

The Dark Knight Rises was an awful mess, and I can't understand how people can not just defend it and say it was good, they insist that it was a truly great film.

Well, lucky for you then that there is in fact one Dark Knight, and there will NEVER be another.

If you dare wear this jacket YOU WILL NEVER GET A DATE TO THE BIG DANCE!!!

Not even the greatest hero needs 218 episodes for was is essentially his backstory before he even becomes his true superhero self. But I'm sure there are many who would have liked it to go on for twice as many. I would never begrudge anyone that. All my favorite shows get cancelled after the first season!

It's clever and funny, as long as they ate all they took. If they threw away large quantities of food just so they could make a good salad stack pic, then I hope they rot in hell.

That's where I have to part ways with you. The Sopranos: 6 seasons. Buffy: 7. The Wire: 5. Breaking Bad: 5.

I'm not saying you're wrong. I've just had a theory for a while that if you took all 10 seasons of Smallville and edited them down to 1 season or even less, you would have something great. The rest felt like filler that did not advance the story very much. They were just treading water a lot of the time which used to…

Best Superman run ever? That's high praise.

You are right about the heart attack. Without that, the story loses something.

That's interesting you say that. My take on the big picture was that Smallville did a much better job of portraying his upbringing than Man of Steel. And if that's the case, then the movie has failed! I watched every episode of the show, and it was mostly bad, but aside from Clark's end-of-episode face-to-faces with…

I didn't care for the movie either, but I think Jonathan Kent was a new and interesting take on the character. People gloss over it, but he doesn't answer "yes." He answers "maybe...". He doesn't know. His son is an alien from another planet. He wants to protect HIS SON at all costs. He also wants to teach Clark to be…

Wow. That looks like shit.

I hadn't heard of "No Exit." I'll check it out!

That bothered me too. Flagg should have been the final showdown. I did however witness Flagg blow up in a nuclear bomb blast in The Stand and then rematerialize on a beach someplace else. My hope is he's still kicking.

If anyone picks on The Dark Tower, I will destroy you!!! Not really.