They could be combining the spin-offs if they're losing faith in audiences sustaining interest for Justice League and six individual movies.

The no jokes things didn't start after people saw the movie; it was (rumored to be) a mantra on set.

Rest assured, someone involved was likely coming from or on their way to a Waffle House.

I don't know who those men are, but I assume they are very good at what they do.

And the election half of season 6. I think it really could have gone one forever if they'd done an ER/Law & Order-style cast rotation.

I didn't read the article (because I haven't started watching yet) but apparently someone thought so a mere five hours after it premiered.

I saw a "The Problem With Daredevil Season 2" headline at 8 this morning. I thought the appeal of watching things online was being able to watch on your own time!

The dance floor can't carry the weight.

Before it aired, one of the creators teased a death in every episode, but after the premiere, a lot of the deaths wound up being minor characters or fakeouts.

It felt like Slatterty's "Are you done yet?" was out of character and him asking Ruffalo if they can get back to filming.

"Best Picture-winner Furry Vengeance"

You're right that it's just YACHT, and that they're the band touring with M83.

Or the "secret" hate crime committed by Mark Wahlberg.

He's more hairpiece-and-girdle now than man.

The CW absolutely thought Gossip Girl was subversive. They had bus ads calling the show "every parent's worst nightmare".

Like the new Starbucks membership program, your upvotes will be multiplied by 10, and then rendered even more worthless.

An aerosol can and a lighter couldn't cost that much.

My work just blocked disqus, so I'm already sold.

I'd disagree about Carol being awards bait, but not that she'd be saying this about the Tiger Lily role if Pan had made money or gotten good reviews.

And it still works well enough if you haven't read IT; the sense that something is not right in that town comes through loud and clear.