I admire Genisys' effort to at least try and be interesting, what with its time-travel shenanigans and fucking around with timelines. Salvation is just a joyless slog.

Dude. Salvation is so much worse than Genisys.

I guess I would disagree based on the events of this episode. She gets her ass kicked by The Man each time, except for the time she had bullets at her disposal. I like how much thought you've given this, but I would dispute what you're imputing to the nature of her arc. Good to hear dissenting opinions, though!

It's a useful reference point, but I would argue that scene was more ambiguous, based on the fact we weren't sure if we were seeing an objective version of events or Doc's stoned interpretation of them, though.

Not sure why you're thinking accurate end-brackets to be more likely in this book than Sebastian Bach wanting to emphasize something important yet utterly secret about SOUNDGARDEN

OH MY GOD.
You have given me the greatest Christmas gift of all: Being able to live my life and retain my sanity.

Mine led me here, which is probably not the kind of endorsement PhD programs are looking for.

God, you're right, I forgot to say: The moment Coulson and May were first all "We're cracking that bottle open," I thought, "Oh, great, which one is going to be horribly hurt?"

That very weird bug has been fixed. Thanks for pointing it out, good doctor!

Thanks, buglecall! Always nice to meet a fan!

While I always love being called a contemptible piece of shit, maybe keeping in mind a work of fiction is just that would be useful? E.g. a way of working out frustrations and emotions that wouldn't fly in the real world? Or do you also get super angry at every Batman movie and anyone who cheers for him to beat the…

If I'd had another another hour we would've gone through his entire CV. Round 2 someday.

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Honestly, send an email and let us know your thoughts about this.

Shit, I totally missed the shirts; good catch, Freakazoid. (In my defense, the screen was filled with wall to wall insanity by that point.)

Beautiful. Stealing this but I'll credit you, Triohead. [Doffs hat]

Feige was pretty clear recently about the massive headache it is trying to coordinate the shows with the films—it's already hard enough making the show react to the film; having the narrative flow the other direction as well sounded like he found it more or less impossible, unfortunately.

You're absolutely right, and the assistant editor who owns a Supergirl poster (hint: it's me) has already gone in and made the edit.

It's always good when they remind everyone Simmons isn't just some Hugh Grant type that gets flustered and goes "Oh, my" in every stressful situation.

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