Seemed like Rudd got the most right there. Did I miss something?

See, now I don't like him again.

It's incredibly shaggy. I think the characters make that shagginess work while the narrative gets rolling, but I can see how one could hold other opinions.

Every now and then you get in on a show like this while it's on the air. It's a special kind of hell because the show is SO GOOD, and yet you find yourself utterly unable to get anyone to watch it until well after it's gone. In addition to Terriers, I had similar experiences with Space Ghost: Coast to Coast and Mr.…

Yes, but that's assuming that people at DC watched (or at least remembered) Iron Man, or any movies beyond what's most recently been successful.

I like your reasoning. The tattoos are what they are, with the glaring exception of "DISTURBED," which still just … I mean, how … who … why would …

Yeah, not CG, but otherwise man are you right.

Between this and gratuitous Harley Quinn suiting up shots, there's not really much doubt who the target demo is.

If "have an awesome soundtrack," is the one thing that DC got from Guardians of the Galaxy, at least it's SOMETHING.

It looks worth seeing, and so far Leto's Joker seems fine. Nice to see Amanda Waller looking a little more like herself - not every character needs to be young and hot. A little noticeable that Harley Quinn seems like the only character with dialogue.

I imagine you were quite upset to learn that France is getting rid of the circumflex.

Nicely ligatured, sir.

I can see that. Also: Don't image search "Sybil Danning" at work.

Ha! I figured that was wrong, too. Shows what happens when you don't take the two seconds to Google "mediterranean umlaut".

I KNOW that's not Sigourney Weaver, but it's impossible for me not to see them, er, her as Sigourney Weaver.

Also: Nice umlaut!

Yeah, I wondered that. They pulled double-duty as Planet Italy and the underwater level.

Coruscant, maybe?

You saw that too, huh?

Yeah, I assume he just does that at home when it's time to relax.