I don't actually have a lot of time for TV, I don't know when I will catch up with the first season. But I think I'll have to give it a shot.

My comment was full of snark, as is the way of our people, but I have become interested in this show because of the last two days of articles. The musical elements and the goofy enthusiasm are honestly endearing.

You would have made a good Boy Scout.

You forget that she's a woman, and a lot of men on the right don't want "mommy" running the country.

I think it was Marc Maron who pointed out that support of Trump is basically nihilism.

And given how much sexual violence he continued to use in his works after writing "The Killing Joke," you know that book has to be pretty bad.

The recent explosion of articles related to this young lady and her apparently entertaining show has done much to inform me of their existence and the relative merits of the entertainment value therein.

It's the same shirt in all three pictures. So they're all from the same episode, right? RIGHT?

An enjoyable episode, I thought. It's always great to have the Wells around. They add so much to the team. I'm really pulling for Jesse and Wally to hook up, too, because I think that's Jesse's plan. It would provide a nice reason for her and Harry to stick around on Earth-1 as well.

We can but hope.

Yeah. I got the impression from that interview that Shearer is smart, funny, and a total pain in the ass.

I'm trying to think back to Shearer's WTF? interview and whether or not he's still speaking to the other two guys. I'm thinking not.

US Avengers? Is that like Justice League of America?

I am always excited to find a new, intriguing philosophy and a newsletter I can subscribe to.

Anyone else remember the TV show Stingray? I seem to recall it was pretty good for a Friday night precedural type thing.

Hoo boy, that was delightful, but I probably shouldn't be watching that at work.

You left out a comma somewhere, I'm sure of it.

Bart: Remember when Tom had you in that headlock and you
screamed, "I'm a hemophiliac!" and when he let you go, you kicked him in the back?
Homer: Yeah.
Bart: Will you teach me how to do that?
Homer: Sure, boy. First, you gotta shriek like a woman
and keep sobbing until he turns away in disgust. That's when it's time
to…

[NASA chimp]No, I don't think we'll be doing that.[/NASA chimp]

Something like that. Like Seinfeld, it took the library police idea and ran with it. I think there was even a car chase.