So, here’s what he said, and it’s pretty clear. He is signed on for two more sequels. That’s it.

I’m not that mad at the finale. If Ronald D. Moore says that his original concept was too incoherent in execution, then I believe him. I enjoyed the rest of the series too much to get mad at a finale that might not have seemed 100% fully baked. I don’t think he really left us with mysteries that were all that…

I wouldn’t second guess Billy Porter’s talent or skill, and his take on the character is certainly more than valid, but the 1986 movie is practically perfect and endlessly delightful as far as I am concerned. This remake had better be extraordinary, otherwise, what’s the point?

I mean, it’s nice that he let Disney know that there’s more where that came from, but seriously.

So the muscle man in tiny leopard briefs who gave everyone a magical orgasm is coming back? Oh well, if you insist . . . I guess I’ll try to make some time to tune in . . .

There are not going to be any new TV shows debuting in fall 2020 unless they have already completed shooting their seasons, or plan to broadcast live. Nobody is expecting to go back to work in New York or LA or Vancouver or Toronto before mid-October at the earliest.

Trust me when I tell you that its TV stars take it very seriously.

I’m sure they left it as it was so they could unload it swiftly. Why throw good money after bad? Also, Kinberg is a longtime producer of the whole X-Men saga at Fox, so I don’t see any studio slicing and dicing the movie before release. There would be no saving that stinker anyway.

Have we done a survey of the world? It’s entirely possible that an “Ayers Cut” of Suicide Squad might make a better case for that interpretation of The Joker. Or not. Who knows at this point? Clearly a lot is missing from that movie. One viewing tell you that.

I find it tough to believe that he would agree to come back without a commitment for at least one more standalone Superman movie, since that is what he keeps asking for. Warner Brothers really hasn’t done right by Cavill’s Superman, and they kind of owe it to him since his presumed Man of Steel sequel got hijacked by…

That was a great disappointment. Considering that Warner Media owns so much real classic Hollywood material, one would have expected to see much more in a TCM portal.

Perhaps I am lucky to have had the foresight to sign up for DirecTV NOW, which is now AT&T TVNow. Since I was already subscribing to HBO Original Recipe through my AT&T owned SP, I appear to be signed up to HBO Max automatically without spending a penny extra. I’ve also been a DCUniverse subscriber, so, yes. HBO Max…

I think we all know that Betty is never really meant to end up with Jughead. And for that matter, I’m not so sure that Veronica is meant to stay with Archie either. On the other hand, we never really get enough Reggie on that show . . .

I have been impressed by Stargirl, too. Initially I didn’t have much interest. As for the production values, know that it was originally meant to be a DCUniverse exclusive show. Their shows, including Titans and Doom Patrol have much bigger budgets than your typical CW show. I don’t think that CW could have even been…

This whole matter of reinventing and reconstructing Snyder’s Justice League movie kind of points out the difference between the economics of a streaming service and making a huge tentpole theatrical film. Somehow, WB film executives originally decided that it would be better to tamper with Snyder’s original concept of…

. . . or try not to kill him while you are shooting it.

One day, we will all get to see that Ciara Renée is actually an incredibly accomplished musical theater performer, and having her play Hawkgirl was one atrocious bit of miscasting.

Well, she married Mon-El in real life, so chemistry with Melissa Benoist is real.

They don’t often do it with a male actor.

Season 1 is being repurposed on SyFy late nights if you want to check it out for free, and I believe it is uncensored.