Tommy’s first posthumous appearance I believe was the season 2 episode “Three Ghosts” when Oliver hallucinated him as Felicity & Barry worked to save him.

It’s what Ray would have wanted.

Despite hinting at it, the show technically never got into any of the specifics of the prophesy, like being born “amidst salt and smoke” or under a burning star, so Arya seemingly fulfilled the the series’ version of the prophesy by killing the Night King.

It was a unique show. Matthew Lillard was incredible.

I got a Dawes notification for this?

He’s also Abra Kadabra & the guy who wore Jerome Valeska’s face as a mask! This is the least the universe could do for not getting him the lead in Morbius.

Still can’t quite believe this is actually happening. At this rate, they’ll be announcing season 3 of Carnivale.

I guess I need to get my DC Universe membership

“...and you missed. Butterfingers!”

This might be an unpopular comment, but here goes.

“The Mountain That Rides” is infinitely more metal. Proof:

ain’t no fight announcer gonna always be calling “ooh, it’s The Mountain That Rides with a takedown, and now The Mountain That Rides has Oberyn in a head hold ... and wait, The Mountain That Rides is gouging eyes out and crushing the skull ...”

As long as Clara dies in the first episode and is replaced by literally any other actress in the history of Who then I’m 100% behind that.

A Bronn & Jaime buddy comedy spin-off sounded nice, but then we got Dorne.

“I never anticipated that.”

“Raises a glass and remembers ‘Life’“

Looks like we have the newest member of the Terriers Memorial Club of Good Shows with Bad Names.

Yeah I for sure don’t want to add another streaming service but I can’t fight it either, I need to see this.

And the last two are skippable.

Rock on. I thought the second Raimi Spider-Man was really good. I also am more of a DC fan; I read a lot more DC than Marvel growing up. Thanks for answering!