I was about to say “no, and I checked,” but I 100% did NOT stay until the end of the credits this time, even though I’m generally inclined to do so. There is one of those “mid”-credits scenes that happens after two cards’ worth of credits. So MAYBE there’s something about not playing in abandoned iceboxes that I…

Is there a post-credits scene where Snake Eyes warns me about the dangers of swimming in a quarry, or playing with matches in the woods?

Would be pretty cool if they did a post-credits “knowing is half the battle” scene after one of these things too.

I don’t know why there is this belief that just because the kids grandfather is head of the DOD or that their mom is a reporter that they will know anymore than anybody else. Their kids! The answer should just be “How should I know. Do your parents tell you everything going on their lives? ” 

This show is so great and god this is the Superman we need.

My take was that the arrest was for truancy. Both of them are under 18 and they just left school without permission in the middle of the day, which is illegal just about everywhere.  It doesn’t look like either of them got booked, they just got taken back to the station and had to wait for their parents to pick them…

I mean, heck, in the comics there’s a reason Superman outright gives a lump of Kryptonite to Batman. 

I really really hope they address the Kara/Superfriends situation soon. I get that they’re not trying to spoil plot points on Supergirl but she DID take down an evil Superman and her team can be trusted.

Kara did give kryptonite to Batwoman as a fail safe.

THANK YOU CLARK! I always hated how Supergirl handled this topic.  As much as I dislike the premise of The Dark Knight Returns, Bruce was still right that there will always be a need for a backup plan *just in case* the worst happens.  So, I’m extremely grateful Clark is being pragmatic here.

Now that they’ve got The Eradicator, Steel, & a Superboy, they just need to borrow Cyborg-Superman to make it reign.

Manifest writing crew: “Oh crap, I thought we were off the hook!”

Congrats to the fanbase, but be forewarned—-it only saved Timeless for one more season and a two part finale/movie.

I kind of get what Beth sees in him from that - like, he’s just sooo confident in his horrible ideas it can be kind of sexy as in a way where you want to be in a position of power over him in order to keep him from fucking up.

I didn’t hate last week’s episode, but it definitely felt like treading water. This is the most purely entertaining episode of the season, even if it’s not as ambitious as the first three (seriously, that Captain Planet riff is my jam). All the hell stuff is great. Jerryoke is hilarious. Both Bruce Chutback songs…

Probably best part of the episode.

I was cracking up pretty hard at the Hell-demons getting off on Jerry sucking. That was great - maybe it was just in the line delivery of them turning purple and laughing at his stuff.

Just here to say that a Karaoke version of Yello’s Oh Yeah is a phenomenally horrible idea and Parnell SELLS it. (“It” being what a bad idea it is.)

Not sure why she’s changing her mind; I’m told Morgan Neville has an audio recording of Ottavia giving express permission to use the AI to recreate his voice. Allow me to play it for you. 

“YES. YOU. CAN. USE. HIS. VOICE.” *audible clicking sounds between each word*

It took me forever to figure out how I knew this guy. He has a YouTube Channel reacting to music under “Modern Renaissance Man.” I bet he’s lost a lot of subs and gained a whole bunch of new white ones.