Not if the reverse empath is as much of a blubbering puss-puss as Nick Lane.

So if you asked Walter where the bridge came from, he would say…?

Both Olivias are hot, but I won't miss the redhead's swaggering. WE GET IT, SHE'S TOUGH AND ARROGANT.

I think the idea was that the other methods of crossing between universes, like Walter's original breach, were gradually destroying the other universe. (And caused "The Pattern" in the main universe.) Whereas the bridge was somehow healing that damage.

I get that it's a paradox, but how do the characters rationalize it? The writers have just glossed over that point. Even just somebody asking where it came from and being told, "We're not really sure," that would be enough. But they've danced around it because they didn't think this whole thing through as well as I…

So… if Peter was never there to create the bridge… how did they…???

Getting McKay on board is a good idea. The original was a great movie, but it didn't have enough gay panic and fart jokes.

Blitz is pretty good. It's basically a British version of an American cop show but with more swearing, and he doesn't exactly stretch his acting muscles, but he does get to do more than scowl and murder people. He also scowls while doing other things.

That's awesome. Hope we get part 2 of the episode they just did. That ended pretty abruptly.

Right after the election. Okay then.

The Douche of the Red Death.

If you don't want to talk about it, why did you bring it up?

Links to things are fun. And headlines are awesome!

During the Prohibition era, there was a huge black market in distracting CGI and unconvincing accents.

Iron Man 3
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That's always been the thing with the Justice League. Well, okay, Superman is there. What are the rest of them supposed to do? That's why God invented Kryptonite.

Iron is. They're still negotiating with Man.

Eat a salad, fatso! j/k lol

This reminds me of that time when…

Hey, you brought it up.