Man, that header image could really use some alt-text love.

Kind of reminds me of the joke about how Diggle should have been called the Black Driver during season one of Arrow.

Who else think's Kyle MacLachlan's character is going to be revealed as Doctor Zabo/Mr. Hyde? It seems like that's what they're shooting for. And could they hit us over the head even harder telegraphing Mockingbird as the ex-wife? I mean, comic books in general aren't really about subtlety but there's blatant and…

Cars 3: Legend of the CarBOOretor

The Wus have a history of kung-fu treachery.

That Wu scene was some kinds of Black Dynamite levels of ridiculous. Good ridiculous, but ridiculous nonetheless.

I'm not sure I liked Old Toph, too much like old young Toph and not enough like young old Toph. It kind of seemed like a regression of character from what little growth we've seen from flashbacks.

Much like Nickelodeon, y'all forgot about Korra.

As long as there aren't any goddamn Ewoks in the movie, he can play Yoda's gay lover for all I care.

A yell off between Eichner and Johnson would lead to some kind of universal collapse.

AV Club should do a feature where each writer presents their own version of Smile and explain the choices that they made. It would make for an interesting time.

So does this mean that Katie Cassidy is going to join the Church of the Salmon Ladder Day Saints? And I've been watching this show right after I watch the Flash and, boy howdy, do I get some tonal whiplash.

Mitchell continues to be the worst character on the show (with Cam being the second). There hasn't been any real growth to him and he's just stuck on naggy fuddy-duddy mode. Also, how about Jay creeping on that Sam fellow? That sure was something.

Yeah, I'm still not feeling the animation style. I can get the reasoning behind it but everything looks to sterile and plastic, the use of live-action explosions is a weird touch. Was it meant to evoke the original films?

Wake me up when a network decides to give Eliza Coupe and Elisha Cuthbert a single-camera buddy comedy set in Chicago that also stars Casey Wilson, Damon Wayans, Jr. and Adam Pally. I can take or leave Zachary Knighton, he's not a deal breaker.

I would like to point out that this Variety exclusive seems like a huge pile of BS because it doesn't look like any thing was sourced in the article. Nothing from a press release or from someone at Marvel Studios—not even secret, unnamed sources. WHERE ARE YOUR SOURCES VARIETY! Let this Civil War news be a bunch of…

And somewhere Phil Rosenthal looks longingly out the window, clutching a plane ticket to the Czech Republic, as he thinks to himself, "the king is dead, long live the king".

As many others have noted here and elsewhere online, Gracepoint is essentially a shot for shot remake of Broadchurch. Except this version has Nick Nolte reciting dialogue with some weird inflection.

MasterChef Junior USA (Fox, 8 p.m., Nov. 4): The premiere of MCJUSA is less than a month away and Fox has released several videos online introducing us to the newest batch of children chefs from the affluent parts of America.

So the show is just going to try and redo past episodes now? Because this had shades of "The Twisted World of Marge Simpson" but without the Yakua/Mafia showdown or Jack Lemmon (Gil doesn't count). I mean, I guess this episode was okay but it just felt like a boring rehash.