It had an interesting premise to start from. Bond as a recovered prisoner that MI6 was no longer confident in. Bond actually had a reason to have to go rogue as opposed to the Craig films where Bond just likes to go rogue

Hmmmm….

"We had previously seen him in 2002’s Die Another Day, the final Pierce Brosnan Bond, which had famously featured an invisible car. The silliness had gone too far,"

What would happen if he shaved? Would WB punish him? Just shave the thing and put Mission Impossible on hold for however long the reshoots take + grow back time. Is the world really in such desperate need of another one of these things?!?

Missed the Archmage from Disney's Gargoyles. Not a big deal. Just thought I'd mention it. Also, he was in a brief WB series called "Three". Goofy kinda thing where thieves are forced to be crime fighters by a secret gov't agency. It's weird how often that kinda thing has been tried.

Ya know, they say when the brain is damaged there is no way to know for sure what caused it unless you see it when it happens. I mean, it could of been from the football but it also could have been from a car accident or falling off a swing when they were kids or maybe they were walking down the street and they bumped…

"I think it was a bigger missed opportunity for Daredevil to be white"

Thumbs up for that name. And it does sound harrowing.

Superman, the lost member of The Village People.

I heard a rumor that he comes back in the garbage sequel. That's what I hear.

I'm afraid to use her name online. She's still out there. Waiting…

I'm always surprised how often this show returns to Holocaust imagery.

“We want to believe that progress is lasting, universal. We want to believe this so badly that we let down our guard, and our own evil crept back into us.”

Thanks for reminding me that Person of Interest was a better comic book show than most of the ones that are actually based on comic books.

Had the same thought.

Gotta convince Shaw to give him up.

Morgan Edge closes laptop. Breaks the 4th wall and describes his scheme to audience. Stands up to reveal he is naked and in a closet. Settles in for the night in a cardboard box.

YES!!! (not really)

* After watching video evidence of Trump personally handing the nuclear codes to Vladimir Putin *

I don't have Netflix so I haven't seen any of these shows. I take it that Iron Fist is something of an unmitigated disaster. Is that a fair assessment?