This is the exact episode where I called bullshit on The Walking Dead. I can't deal with this show anymore. I don't even know if the writers have a plan any more, but if they do, it's a shitty one.

I don't know if you guys are into this sort of thing, but if you fan-wank enough, the Lion Turtle actually appeared sporadically throughout the series.
Here's a screencap from the season two episode "The Library", in which the Lion Turtle looks oddly familiar to the ones seen in this season of Korra:

So say we all!

Sadly, I think fart-bending is all we've seen.
I'm hoping they'll eventually introduce oxygen as something airbenders can create and take away at will.

Real life Denmark:
For the last couple of years, our prime minister (Helle Thorning) had a scandal attached to her about her husband supposed tax evasion. The story would not die. Every time you thought all was said and done, some newspaper in need of a larger readership would rehash the story and the ball started…

There's already a Huntress in this universe, and now they have Black Canary and a clock tower. I'm holding out for Barbara Gordon to appear or Felicity and Oliver torn because of their differences and having her become the Oracle of this universe.
Make it happen!

I'll be so mad if the writers decide that Oliver is the best at *everything* 'cause he's the lead/alpha male/whatever. Black Canary is among the top five hand to hand martial artists in the DC universe, and if WB seriously wants to create a Justice League franchise they can't take that away from her.

I can't get enough of Jeremy Welsh: Gentleman Extraordinaire!

I don't know whether it's more expensive or not, but I do know it's more complicated to create consistent facial expressions and proportions with hand-drawn animation. I imagine lighting is way easier to work over a 3D shape rather than add over a flat image in motion.

Laugesen could never re-enter politics after working as the head of that tabloid newspaper. He used to be head of the Labour party, that doesn't accept the brand of political incorrectness and mudslinging he's been capable of at Express. 
If anything, his no-nonsense personality would fit in well with the Freedom…

I was hoping Batman Inc. would be about all those other Batmen, but sadly that wasn't the case.

And I guess Sava subscribes to the idea that most of AV Club reviewers do, that your article has to have a perspective other than just the subject they're reviewing. I quite like it.
Ever read anything by Todd Van Der Werff?

The Flash is sooo pretty, but there's so much talking and not quite enough action or plot per issue to really warrant buying it every month. I'd wager it reads far better in trade, if you're into that kind of reading?

There's the recently introduced detective David Singh in The Flash is in a relationship with The Pied Piper, and I guess Bunker from Teen Titans also likes dudes.
We're getting there. Slowly.

You're mistakenly looking at this show like it's a crime drama when it's clearly a teen slasher, and part of being a slasher is unbelievably stupid lead characters that set themselves up for the murderer.
Try to enjoy Rosewood's eternal autumn and never ending supply of insane asylums, abandoned cabins and doll repair…

I honestly think it's an excuse to give her a hairstyle that won't get her confused with Kristen Bell or the new intern. Or both.

This show is very much #wonderfulcopenhagen and not so true to the way *actual* people live. I guess Katrine's is close, though. So what I'm trying to say is that like every other show produced, ever, the characters live in palaces.

As a Dane, I can tell you guys they color correct the shit out of this show. We have very harsh and cold light up here the few times it's not dark and cloudy. But I enjoy the fact that someone bothered to make my home town look great. Because sometimes, it really does. 
(I still feel like every episode should be…

I haven't been too fond of Kasper. His lines sound like they're read aloud and not heartfelt or even spoken like a real human would. Maybe he's trying to sound cynical, but it's not doing it for me. His character is great though, so I'm ready to forgive his acting.

Chrone is heavily based on Maersk McKinney Møller, who had the exact same degree of control over Danish politics. To the people who know of him, there's a whole lot more hidden history to his character that you can appreciate.