Stop whining, Doctuar and start attacking these candles. There might be axes and daggers hidden in them that we can use. Don't ask questions, just roll with it.

Ants in the grass. If you're afraid of stepping on 'em, how're you gonna mow your lawn? Besides, karma being what it is, apparently her business is failing.

Shut up! Look at him! look at what he did! He brought shame on this family! What will the neighbors say??

Scarjo in full schoolgirl battle regalia? Homina, Homina, Homina.

I am a little concerned that they're apparently making the Major a sad sack obsessed with rediscovering her old life. That's such a played-out conceit. I really prefer the professional soldier who gets things done and has a playful view of the world.

GITS divides cyborgs in its settings as partial or full body. Partial means you're still in the body you were born in, you just have enhancements. Full body means you're a brain encased in a robot. The 'ghost' in the title refers to your consciousness. Full body cyborgs spend so much time connected to electronic…

What's interesting is that the original ethnicity of the character is unknown in all versions of the story. Her body's a popular mass-production combat model in each of the settings, hers just happens to be hyper-customized.

I enjoy the franchise and the visuals for the live-action look pretty good. I'm hoping it does well, and doesn't end up like Scott Pilgrim vs. the world.

Typical racist Hollywood. I want to see a Japanese woman performing fetishistic acts of slow motion combat while wearing tight clothing and or being nude. Because we're better people than this.

That bitch.

Sending Spicer to talk about it was a clear attempt to tank Nordstrom's stock. Disgusting.

Speaking of possible Mick bromances, They're going to Camelot next week! What are the odds they meet Jason Blood? Can you imagine Mick turning into a slack jawed fan boy in the presence of fire-breathing Etrigan the demon?

Nah, he's living steel. It's a play on Colossus of the X-men. He gets the mass and the strength combined with the flexibility of a normal human.

It won't last because they're going to bring back Hourman. Thawne killed Rex for interfering in his schemes, but Rex hadn't yet met Thawne at the point in which he died, meaning that there's either already a Rex out there in the timestream waiting to make his move, or they're going to use the Spear to bring the old…

He has to be solid steel. If it was just his skin, he wouldn't be able to move at all. Hell, he'd crush his own bones just standing there.

There's something very startling about watching that level of violence being directed towards a woman. I realize it's a lame sentiment, considering she's a ninja, but yeesh. Shooting her in the gut, then crushing her windpipe just because he could. And he didn't do it with any supervillain panache either, just…

I like him way better this way. Thawne was stupid to remove Rip's moral constraints, and expect loyalty. This whole thing is going to end with Rip feeding him to Zoom and stealing the Spear of Destiny.

I don't think it's a relationship per say. These are a bunch of attractive people spending a lot of time in close quarters, with a lot of free time to kill. It would be weird if spontaneous relationships didn't start and stop all the time. Their long periods of boredom perfectly explain why Sara for example, has a…

Oh, the rails went off during the season premiere, and I love this show for that. It went from being a Barista load bearing bore to the best superhero show on TV, by deciding that it was more important to be fun and more-than-slightly-insane, than it was to be 'epic.' Really, it's the only one of these time travel…

"This is Carrie Zorro. I'm still not calling her Supergirl, because it's still a stupid name. She's from a planet where people can build starships that fit in your garage, but they all died anyway. So much for college."