I don't think he is impervious to bullets. That gun is fake, and he is just creating this scenario to create a fear and a legend about him among his men, and across the different gangs. That's why he can get hit by arrows, and I am pretty sure he would be knocked out by a regular bullet!

Everyone keeps assuming that Brick is impervious to bullets! I say, you guys have missed the point! I think the gun shoots paintballs, or lightweight pellets, and that this is just a scheme Brick uses to create a legend of invincibility among his people. That is why he always gives his own gun, and creates that story…

Well, my suspension of disbelief barely covered the time when they declared that heatwave's gun heated the area around to Plancks Temperature! I mean that is insane!! It would have obliterated Heatwave and a lot of the stuff around him. Planck's temperature = 1.416785(71)×10³² K!

I liked Captain Cold in his first appearance, but both the rogues was too over the top for me this time. Also, the emotional moments while acted perfectly, feel forcefully scripted. It's as if apart from "villain of the week" format, the writers are also using "emotional conflict of the week". Not to forget the last…

The Ra's holding the Light Saber bit was well improvised, I was wondering throughout how the editor was going to show it. It's interesting to think that a skilled Jedi could use the power of the Force to locally contain his opponent's lightsaber plasma!

I am still reeling from the fact that Gotham has been renewed. I am pretty sure now that Mr. Burns from Simpsons has a controlling share in FoxTV, nothing else explains all the weird schtick that happens there!

Is E J Olmos's charracter going to be the Purple Man? That would be really fun. Just waiting to see twitter flood with #SoSayWeAll when his episode premiere's!

While the short wasn't much to my liking, I am really glad to see how much this team is passionate about Constantine, and even though I didn't really like the first few episodes I am warming up to it quite a bit, and actually really liked the episode that just aired. I am hoping that they do get a renewal, though if…

Fox, now let's talk about Firefly!

Something I have always been curious about:

I will read the whole A Song of Ice and Fire series, and then decide whether I would follow the TV Series or the books.

With the sort of description we are getting for Agent Carter, I feel they are doing some retcons from the One-Shot. In the One-Shot Howard Stark clearly invites Peggy, almost officially to help him form SHIELD, but here it looks like, it's born entirely out of them working together.

I am wondering how they might introduce Grant Ward in the comics considering his double-triple agent role, and would Daisy Johnson be a part of the team, and if so, would she be called Skye at any point of time?

Really felt like the type of shows I used to watch as a kid. I am watching it purely for that nostalgia, which is a strange feeling given that I have not actually watched any of the Librarian movies.

I am not talking about Barry's actions, I am talking about Thawne and Iris. Thawne seems to havve gotten an anti Flash stance just out of the blue.

The Arrow Flash fight was fun. Though the Eddie Thawne moments felt, manufactured. There never appeared to be a conflict between Thawne and the Flash, and suddenly he wants to take him down! Before the formation of the taskforce at least they should get an announcement out, or a public statement to the effect just…

I found Majin Buu saga very boring, but I would watch it again if someone rehashes it with this design!

While I like the new Star Trek movies, the sense of adventure is gone. They are not really explorring new things, not going where man hasn't gone before, but are just rehashing stuff done in the past. I hope Star Trek 3 onwards, they really just do something new, no borgs, klingons, etc., required.

It's not the same, but the principal applies.

Agreed, but a precedent like that does help matters!