we need to all discuss how thie steampunk crumpet thing would work. right now. this is the conversation to have, yall.

I hope they named him Mangina.

Nah, I loved them too!

Am I the only one who liked all the Pirates movies? Like on the planet I mean?

The whole confining every metahuman badguy in a small cell thing without trial or jury still gets to me. I mean I know some of these past criminals have killed or at least endangered lives, but Peakaboo? She got her boyfriend out of prison and robbed some money. Worthy of jailtime, sure, but spending her life in…

If the show goes on long enough... will Ollie flash back to episodes from the first season?

"I don't want to blame the victim, but check this out, I'm going to blame the victim."

I live my life a quarter-inch at a time.

If you think about it, all superhero stories are just a subgenre of fantasy with some very specific rules on the "magic system". I totally see the Mistborn as superhero/villain figures within the stories, both by the way they act, and by the way people in the stories regard them.

Spider-Man is popular enough of a character that I'm sure it would work, but it seems like the sort of thing that is made for confusing mainstream audiences.

My vote goes to the action hero we deserve:

Raiders of the Lost Ark

And it still holds up today. Who doesn't get a silly grin and burst out singing "Twist and Shout" when the parade scene comes on?

We're done here...

Just goes without saying...

They sure do waste a lot of gas considering it's such a precious commodity.

We're trying not to let Marty McFly down when he shows up next October.

Batman the Animated Series proved that shows for kids can be dark.

One way to define a game changer is by how many copies it spawns, and we're still getting variations on this. But the way it was shot, the types of stories it told, the episodes vs the arc. Game changer.

They're elegant weapons from a more civilized age.