Good call on Doom Patrol and Suicide Squad. I think those movies would really be excellent. I'd also love to see a Teen Titans movie…. probably Dick Grayson era.

No mention of the phenomenal Toby prank in the cold open? That is my favorite part of the episode and also one of my favorite West Wing moments.

No mention of the phenomenal Toby prank in the cold open? That is my favorite part of the episode and also one of my favorite West Wing moments.

Emo Phillips is the next villain.

Emo Phillips is the next villain.

What’s your gender and age? Male—28
Did you watch the original show? Yes
If so, did you watch it as it aired week by week, or in bulk as the whole series came out, or something in between? In bulk on Netflix
If you watched week by week, did you regularly discuss it at length with anyone?
Do you read stuff elsewhere about…

What’s your gender and age? Male—28
Did you watch the original show? Yes
If so, did you watch it as it aired week by week, or in bulk as the whole series came out, or something in between? In bulk on Netflix
If you watched week by week, did you regularly discuss it at length with anyone?
Do you read stuff elsewhere about…

Why don't they make a Suicide Squad movie if they're so interested in doing a movie about a team they own the rights to?
*Come ON*

Why don't they make a Suicide Squad movie if they're so interested in doing a movie about a team they own the rights to?
*Come ON*

I have the weirdest boner right now

I have the weirdest boner right now

I can see that to a degree, and I do get the sense that that is what Weiner et al were going for. I guess my issue is his claim that "it will all make perfect sense by the end." For me, the overarching theme of this season was faustian bargains way more than it was objectification, but that is just one man's opinion.

I can see that to a degree, and I do get the sense that that is what Weiner et al were going for. I guess my issue is his claim that "it will all make perfect sense by the end." For me, the overarching theme of this season was faustian bargains way more than it was objectification, but that is just one man's opinion.

I don't think the season lived up to the claims Matt Weiner made about that teaser poster. I don't think the poster thematically ties in well with the season or elucidates any themes for the season. Please debate me, I'd like to be wrong.

I don't think the season lived up to the claims Matt Weiner made about that teaser poster. I don't think the poster thematically ties in well with the season or elucidates any themes for the season. Please debate me, I'd like to be wrong.

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The current US policy on whether or not someone killed in a Drone strike is a terrorist is that any military aged male in the company of a known terrorist is assumed to be a terrorist unless they are posthumously proven innocent. I think that dovetails with Tarlock's whole "They can't bend, of course they're…

The current US policy on whether or not someone killed in a Drone strike is a terrorist is that any military aged male in the company of a known terrorist is assumed to be a terrorist unless they are posthumously proven innocent. I think that dovetails with Tarlock's whole "They can't bend, of course they're…

I wonder how that poster with Don and the disrobing mannequin fits into the overall theme of the season. When it was unveiled, I thought it foretold Megan being slowly beaten down by her marriage to Don, but that clearly hasn't been the case.