The number of hack involved already in those productions made future hacks redundant.

I thought that hacking was just yelling into a phone that the system is unhackable and then going "…I'm in".
Did Scorpion lie to me?

Yeah… but at least he wasn't eating food in the office.

Just the tip of one.

I love this show, it really gets some of the interpersonal issues that arise when you have a family member who is disabled.

She doesn't like it when people treat her son differently to how they'd treat any other teenager in his situation.
To her Kenneth basically dumped JJ back on his family because he didn't want to put up with the situation not because it was the right thing to do. To her mind a real friend would have let JJ stay for a…

S'ed in the B might be a reference to Boyle getting Shot in the Butt back in season 1.

In almost every front on shot with Gina she's leaning forwards to kind of mask it.

If they do well enough maybe the CW might make a Birds of Prey spin-off with the ladies fighting lady-crime.
Throw in the Ghost of Amanda Waller and we'll have a HIT.

Oliver's plan to make an ice-based theme park will be ruined by Barry Allen curing Caitlyn Snow.

Hey, It's one of the top five Justice Leagues!
Maybe.

The guy who read the stage directions as well as his own lines is still the second funniest joke in the movie.

It's why Black Dynamite is such a perfect film, a few key jokes aside it really does play like a film from that era and genre and they did a lot to make sure that the jokes served the plot first.

They also found a person with the perfect last name for the show.

We call it the C-Bomb and use it like punctuation.

Even Dimitri vanished!

If this were a cartoon then I'd give you a response right now.

His guest spot in Law and Order:Criminal Intent was chilling because I'd only ever seen him on Perfect Strangers up to that point.
A really solid actor.

I've never really thought of pop-culture as a kind of ethnicity. Think of it as a temporal ethnicity instead of a geographic/genetic one and it is a kind of neat idea.
I can't imagine having to explain to kids in twenty years time how big of a deal the Marvel Cinematic universe was at the time because to them it's old…

All I want from the Punisher is violence. Just a straightforward storyline, like The Slavers or Up Is Down Black is White, where he finds a bad guy and then systematically targets and destroys them and everything they care about.
Basically like the Thomas Jane film.