I’m fairly certain that one of the reasons Grant Gustin only signed a one-season contract is because he is ready to leave the role. Nine seasons is a more than respectable run for any television show, and he has been in every episode. He can easily afford to take some time off and plan his next career moves.

Is it even really a speculation? A contract for one single season of 15 episodes spells series finale in any language. And it’s just fine. the series lost me a couple of seasons ago. The Flash has more than run its course (no pun intended).

Speak for yourself. He’s a lot more popular than you think.

Rocket is the easiest one not to kill. He’s a mo-cap animated character, so even if Bradley Cooper insists on moving on, a minor voice actor recasting would not be a distracting change. For example, was it really that noticeable the Red Skull wasn’t played by Hugo Weaving in the last two Avengers movies?

I wouldn’t go by that. Rocket is an easy job, and actors say crap like that all the time.

I don’t think Star-Lord is going anywhere. It’s the best thing that ever happened to Chris Pratt and he knows it. What “The Internet” thinks is highly variable, anyway, and Marvel has a worldwide following, not something some constipated Twitter users can affect as easily as some might think.

Nope.

Perhaps you have not seen Batman Returns?

Welcome to the internet.

We’ll always have Magneto. Maybe they will get finally into that with Ben Grimm. I wonder if Marvel Studios wants to get very specific about that kind of things with any of their MCU characters, but Spector is typically a Jewish name, so we’ll see how it goes.

We don’t really see Marc Spector in this trailer. Clearly, the show is starting off with Oscar Isaac playing one of the alter egos who has no idea who Marc Spector is. They are really leaning into the multiple personality aspect here.

I’m old school, or just old, but as a 10-year-old, this was endlessly mesmerizing:

Andrew Burnap has joined the cast of Disney’s live-action Snow White as the undisclosed “male lead”. Curiously, the outlet notes Burnap’s character “is neither the Huntsman nor the prince,”

Oh, Affleck is being just a little bit too coy.

It seems clear that, Burton films aside, Jon Peters was absolutely the worst person to have any influence over stewarding DC Comics properties to screen.

They aren’t assumptions, they are interpretations.

A scam would be charging you $30 to see a movie and then showing you something else, or nothing at all. It’s a swindle. It’s a cheat. It’s a lie.

It’s a different situation now. Stargirl was always more suited to the CW’s demographic, and with DC Universe’s streaming fate fairly obvious, it made sense to move it to CW. Titans and Doom Patrol would have had to have their content watered down for CW, and while Swamp Thing was repurposed on the CW, it had already…

Warner couldn’t move those shows to HBO Max due to contractural reasons

At this point, I assume that at some point in every episode, some character will say to Fett, “I’m sorry, we didn’t see your litter. . .”