I hope she criticizes my sausage! Wait, that came out wrong…

Eh, twitter play a role, but the Western media spent way too much time jerking themselves off over the idea that the so called 'Arab Spring' was somehow created by social media.

Everything I do!
I do it for yoooou!

They don't have the link to the original document, which is annoying, but they have some quotes.

And I mean, just LOOK at that castle. It's goddamn epic. And the Lannister army is fully arrayed below- they have no siege engines of any kind. Like WTF?

It is. I'm annoyed because I can't find the article now, I posted it a while back. I'll keep looking for it.

Eh, maybe not a hack. Played out?

He got Poochie'd

I love how in that last ep they're like "Maybe we'll meet again one day" and you can FEEL the subtext from the writers being "You two are never coming back"

And maybe find a supercut of Captain Cold's scenes from S1.

And he's SUCH an awesome character in the comics. You could have done so much awesome stuff with him… *continues muttering to self*

Uncomfortably AWESOME. Victor Garber and Jesse L. Martin as gay gangster dads singing about their kid? John Barrowman and the guy playing Winn singing their hearts out? HAVE YOU NO SOUL MAN?!

And they somehow resurrect HR and bring him along.

They didn't approve of the pudding on your head?

I'm actually really interested in the idea that this new villain's power is he's just super smart. They could do some interesting stuff with that. Like in Marvel Comics, they had this character Amadeus Cho who could basically visualize math equations related to the world around him instantly, so he could say, flick a…

And the few bright bits of S2 and 3 where when they remembered that. Like the musical crossover.

Which is too bad, as they made him an interesting character in the New 52 reboot. He was basically like a savage Conan the Barbarian type. It was cool. Great bit in JLA issue 1 where he and Vibe meet the first time in a conference room.

I honestly wish they just stated that outright in Man of Steel and Supergirl. Someone just says "I infused these glasses with magicky wagicky Kryptonian tech." Done.

I def get the feeling introducing Adrian Pasdar (who I love) as an antagonist for her is a sign they're invested in giving her interesting stuff to do. Although when I saw the preview, I was really hoping he was somehow Lex. I know the age thing doesn't work but I don't care! Pasdar rocks!

It's too bad, as they ended up just doing it on Hannibal and it was great.