Doesn't it also have the terrible Margaret Thatcher ending?

I read Wild At Heart earlier this year, so I've been meaning to go back to the movie.

I see them going the opposite direction — Green Arrow and Flash are comic books in Supernatural, and they somehow get transported into the comic book world.

Well he's going to have two kids, but they're both daughters and will be Thunder and Lightning (as in the comics). Maybe Static Shock can be a nephew?

This shouldn't be set in the Arrowverse anyway. Besides the Justice Society (which has been mostly forgotten by 2017) and Wildcat (brief vigilante career a few years before Arrow started), Ollie is the first 'superhero' on that Earth. But on Supergirl's Earth, Superman has been active for years. If Black Lightning is…

Even 24 took a couple years to figure out that this was the best way to do it (I believe season 3 was the first to premiere in January). And Lost didn't run uninterrupted until season 3 (technically, they ran a handful of episodes in the fall then went on break until the spring when the ran the rest without any…

Ah yes, one of the many things I miss about living in Canada. Well, two things.

"Bob's Burgers, Mondays on Hulu"

It's amazing how topical it still is, all of the stuff Alan was giving sweeping monologues about are still happening. Plus Denny Crane's presidential run would be great television.

I thought it was in the 7:43 slot every third Sunday now.

Plus the guest stars were always interesting, off-beat choices.

Did anyone else read this in James Spader's voice? Maybe I've just been watching too much Boston Legal lately…

But can he please be dead anyway? Hank & Leo are two characters I'm quite happy to have died off screen.

And yet so charming!

Basically distance from bomb + Pete throwing himself on top of her and dying a hero. I buy it.

Especially when his 'master of disguise' stuff has him impersonating the Log Lady.

I can't say I've heard of a lot of people liking the movie but not the show, usually it's both or show only. That said, Lynch keeps saying Fire Walk With Me is essential to understanding the new season, so I guess she's well prepared.

Same here, we finished our re-watch of the series Thursday night and just rolled right into the movie. I loved it (the wife, however, did not).

She was also great on Friday Night Lights and Men Of A Certain Age.

Pretty sure it's the latter.