A lot of critics and fans including this one enjoyed it. By the end of it you can see the strain on the Bat Family, and in a twisted way you can see how Joker got to the conclusion he has about what Batman "really" thinks about his rogues gallery.

True, but the show has a lot on tonal and balance problems. One of which being even when Gordon does score a victory by solving a case of the week, it's buried in the fact Gotham is a hellhole, giving the show no real sense of progress or real arc. Gordon's MO is to clean to the city but from what i saw the writers…

In comic form yes, Synder's Joker in Death of the Family had an excellent explanation for why he thinks Batman always let's their "game" continue.

Agent Carter?

Or they deliberately hide it but also place hints where it's supposed to be e.g. Toronto and Orphan Black.

AfterSlap: The Groin Kick.

The Aang comics are continuing. The 4th arc Smoke & Shadow starts in September. The other three The Promise, The Search (Zuko's Mom Answer) and The Rift are all available at bookstores and Amazon.

The Aang comics are continuing. The 4th arc Smoke & Shadow starts in September. The other three The Promise, The Search (Zuko's Mom Answer) and The Rift are all available at bookstores and Amazon.

Fair enough. I'm neutral on both Lucy and Emily so I don't mind either way really.

Eh, they've gotten together and broken up like 3 times (once off screen last season), so it would be stretching things to make it believable even for this show. And either way they'd still have problems fitting in an 8th member more frequently.

They can barely fit the main 7 in living room shots as it is, and they
recently just negotiated their contracts. They might be at capacity for
main characters. In theory Emily's not around them much because she still
doesn't like Penny so she doesn't hang out in Leonard's apartment. But
none of the others have any…

Add to this they can barely fit the main 7 in living room shots as it is, and they recently just negotiated their contracts. They might be at capacity for main characters. In theory Emily's not around them much because she still doesn't like Penny so she doesn't hang out in Leonard's apartment. But none of the others…

Eh, meet back here tomorrow? The preview for tonight has some of them at some restaurant, obviously trying to create some romantic drama. And the Date Night prize is beyond stupid. Although I did find it mildly surprising the first two teams out were established couples.

Agent Carter has a chance. It's demo leveled off, Atwell is willing to come back, and it was well liked by critics and fans which had to be a relief after how marred A0S was. The AoS writers have made it clear they like pacing things around the split season this year, and ABC already lets Once Upon A Time writers do…

Ironically I can only think of Legend of Korra which was a cartoon that was banished to online by its network.

True, Could be a result of how she grew up.

Alison Motherfucking *Hendrix*

Watch S3 anyway and see what you think by the end of it. You were already going to watch it anyway so if you don't like it you can just stop as planned, if you do like it you've got another show to keep you entertained for some more years.

Orphan Black is partly owned by Space Channel here and BBCA in the States. The network executives won't let them name where the show takes place because the theory is placing it in the US or Canada would alienate the other side. Some US productions that film here choose to be placeless or make the area look like NYC…

She's not dead. But she won't be happy. They don't say much about S3 but EW got a few tidbits, one about Mark you can check his spot on Wikipedia's Castor chart for and one about Rachel, that she won't be happy about. http://www.ew.com/article/2…