You're right. Watch any of these animated things and you can tell right away that they get notes from Warner Bros to make them more like the live-action movie universe they desperately want to become huge. The problem is, some of those notes appear to be things that make the live-action movies so bad, like "Superman…

Either that or let the kid carry his own damn purse.

I can't watch this show… there seems to be more incest than I remember from the comics.

What is wrong with you? What kind of person calls a complete stranger a loser for having an opinion about a stupid tv show?

Oh yeah, you're right about that one. He was really hamming it up nicely! Seems like a long time ago, though.

Actually it took about four seasons to get something worth watching on Agents of SHIELD, and that was despite the Inhuman's.

Let them talk. The problem is with this show (which I haven't seen) being their introduction to some serious shit. Parents should probably keep on eye on what their kids are doing.

If you are wondering if pre-teens/young adults are capable of, or mature enough to understand complicated and serious issues like mental health and suicide, just remember who made the Twilight series so popular.

Ughn, please not her! She was the worst character on Battlestar Galactica… even worse than Billy!

Because it's fun?

"Thank you for your support, Satan."

Lucky. Nobody wants to have beef with me.

You are right. I noticed an improvement in the third and fourth episodes.

I know what you mean, and for the most part I agree… it's just that all the dimly-lit rooms and barren landscapes and poor, desperate (yet quirky?) people all mess with my psyche a bit… and then there is the snow. While it was not a really bad winter by the usual standards where I live in Canada… it just ended (there…

Really? From what I can see, it looks very gay. But then again all
male anime characters look/act gay to me. Actually, this could possibly
be a generalization, but all Japanese people are
gay.

I found that really hard to sit through in one go. I think the miserable world of Fargo.might be getting to me. I know it's meant to be, but dear Lord, it is so fucking bleak.

Well, that look depressing…
and this article is the first time I ever heard Cloak and Dagger called "cult classic". In my day it was always the worst and nobody liked it.

I am only two episdes into this, and with a few exceptions, I really like it..
the biggest problem is that there are waaaay too many riffs… it sometimes gets hard to know when a joke stops and when the next one (or two or three) begins. That's not to say that the stuff isn't funny, because it is, but a joke is…

Magic Voice was a Robot, no? I think she ends up a ball of energy just like Mike, Crow, Tom, Gypsy, and I think Cam-Bot at the end of the (first) series finale in Laserblast.

I can't remember what talk show this happened on (I think Conan), but when asked if there would ever be a sequel to Coming to America, Eddie said something to the effect of Vic Morrow is more likely to work with Jon Landis again than him.