So we get 1800s Batman before Sinestro Corps or Blackest Night…got it

Have they ever flown before? If so, this is their fault. You can get on a plane and fall asleep straight away (I did this every week when I flew a red eye home from work in LA). But if you're going to do that, buckle your seatbelt and stow your goddamn carry-on. These are simple fucking instructions.

I mean Luke Cage tried to have two arcs too, the problem was Cottonmouth was a way, way better character than Diamondback. I couldn't find the motivation to keep watching when the show became about Diamondback (watched through the episode where him and Luke Cage fight in the theater).

Yea I would agree - I liked Jessica Jones the most of any season of the Netflix shows. But I think Agents of SHIELD S4 was better than that too and I'd also generally take either of the Agent Carter seasons over JJ and DD.

AoS is definitively part of TV canon…it features Phil Coulson and the beginning of Avengers 2 basically ties in directly with S2 of the show…hell I would argue that the beginning of Avengers 2 doesn't make any sense without the context of the show. And the show has featured numerous cameos from minor movie characters.

Well Marvel already used Jon Bernthal as Punisher. So clearly the answer is Andrew Lincoln who has off-putting / unstable locked down at this point.

I started to lose interest in the Netflix MCU midway through Luke Cage S1. Never even bothered watching Iron Fist. I think the seasons are just too long, they should all be 8-10 episodes and more focused.

It amazes me that companies think they can hire a top 5% in their industry person (which you would have to be to have all of those IT skills) and pay next to nothing? Don't expect to make $50k? I'd be fucking pissed if they offered me less than six figures with those job responsibilities and expectations for work…

From Michigan, Bell's is fine and Two-Hearted is a good beer but it's so old news that recommending it at this point makes you seem like someone who just got into craft beer.

The … might be because you gave away the end of the movie without using spoiler tags.

Man…I must be in the minority here but I really thought this movie was average at best. I liked the music at the beginning but thought Wright was too heavy-handed with it by the end and the entire cast was just so underdeveloped. For example, what was up with Doc? One scene he's threatening to kill Debora, the other…

Just a few years ago, there was a leak that the reason Marvel never seriously considered a Black Widow solo movie was because the old assholes who used to co-run the MCU with Feige were convinced that no female superhero could draw in audiences based on horrible movies like Elektra and Catwoman failing. So maybe…

Jokes aside this seems like the second or third step to an ugly divorce which leads to shitty Sony Spidey movies again.

I didn't mean the specific characters were easy to relate to, I meant the topics and themes of the show are. It's easy to relate to dating foibles or feeling insecure about where you are in life for most people. And all of the stories with Dev's parents are incredibly on-point if you're someone whose a first…

How do we resist? We just don't. Have you seen how fat we all are?

I thought the second half of the season made it pretty clear that Jimmy's moral compass is as lacking as Chuck has always suspected and he leans on his support system (which now is just Kim) to keep him on the narrow and steady. Take Kim out of the equation (something that is next to guaranteed to happen soon given…

Saul collapses at work after that.

Did you miss the second half of the season?

Sign me up for any AMC-hosted talk show featuring Frank Darabont as a guest. That would be entertaining for sure.

Just checked for you - looks like he averaged 4.9M viewers during S6 of TWD which comes out to about 37.3% of the live viewership of TWD that season. Also checked ratings during FTWD and he does about 33.5% of the live viewership there.