Even as a kid, I remember thinking how fucking hilarious that was. But then, I had a soft spot for Beni. His death was the perfect mixture of comeuppance and "Dude, nobody deserves that."

I agree. I was a child at the time these were released, and so they hold a special place in my heart no matter how many times I watch them. Thus, I agree with this.

Honestly, yeah. Titus had some pretty great episodes, and I'd be interested to see what he'd bring to the table all these years later. For a Fox sitcom, it could get dark.

Aight.

*Pours four out.*

okay but how about maybe not

Outlaw Star has three things that will forever endear me to it. 1.) The spaceships have arms that they fight with. 2.) Magic Space Bullets! 3.) This Toonami promo. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Nah, you def shouldn't feel bad. The Pillows fucking rock, and the Cowboy Bebop soundtrack is aces.

Spike vapes now.

The glimpse of Cate Blanchett as Hela was everything to me. She looks awesome.

Letting Thor be a slightly insecure goofball is the MCU's best decision of this phase.

Jeez. I was wondering why she killed that guy who looked like a security guard. I thought, "well, surely he was a villain or something." No wonder it wasn't picked up.

I want them to adapt some more Elseworlds. Like Justice League: The Nail. That one is among my favorites. Oh! Oh! Or Golden Age, which has a bonkers good ending.

The lasso was handled reaaaallly well. They showed it in use once, and then again with Steve after the meeting, giving it a new level of meaning. It was a great way to show how good a dude Steve Trevor is and that this lasso is all about the truth.

Huh. I've seen most of these, and I absolutely adore the Justice League shows so I was especially familiar with her in those. But I'd forgotten how good the fight scene animations were on Crisis on Two Earths. Like, they absolutely nailed how somebody like Wonder Woman should fight.

I'm photoshopping a picture of my bloody self bursting out of someone's dead stomach as we speak.

Hrm. I like Duggan, generally, but I'm not a fan of this type of origin recap. "I know who you are, so here, let me explain to you who you are for four pages…" It doesn't feel organic or, maybe a better way to phrase it is, elegant? The art is really very lovely, though.

I hope it's good. I really do. But I'm not super hyped about it? The "Another kid who…" promos were a bit too try-hard?

Awww, yeah. Sean Paul main right here.

♫ You see, I'm just Sam Barsanti
I'm just a regular guy
I don't know why all the fuss about 'Stan' ♫