I think part of the problem with Kelly and Alex is they are very similar. Alex is a doctor who was trained to become a Deo Agent. Kelly was a soldier who became a doctor. Both of them have superhero siblings who inspire them to become hero’s themselves. Hell even their superhero names are similar. Alex is Sentinel and…

On the other hand, six seasons into Supergirl, does anyone really watch this show for plot anymore?

According to his IG, Harewood hurt himself playing tennis, not on-set.

Everything with Nia was phenomenal. It’s an absolute crime they aren’t developing a Dreamer spinoff show. Kara’s arc I was less sold on because it feels like the show is litigating questions it already answered, and doing so in ways that seem contradictory to what the show’s said the first time around. Maybe my…

This show gets to be more of itself every week — which I hasten to add is not a good thing. Good on the showrunners letting Nia not let her sister off the hook, but that’s not enough for an entire episode.

I think with the return of the intro, and Kara’s earlier failure with the courage totem, the show is lampshading its signature action set-piece: the Jet Plane Rescue and Water Landing.

I don’t normally say “Yes!” aloud while watching TV. But I did when Nia told off her sister.

Considering how often this show goes for easy surface level solutions I was surprised that they had Nia call Maeve out on her shittiness and not forgive her by the end of the episode. I figured they would have her forgive her because all the previous dream stuff made it seem like Nia was feeling guilty for how…

Like the other two mid-late 70s suspense classics (Jaws and Alien), Halloween is an absolute masterpiece of tension and release, set up by a long, largely bloodless first act built on atmospherics and mundanity. The simplest shots - Michael among the sheets in the backyard, disappearing behind a hedge, standing behind…

I agree with Katie about how the original nails the feeling of Midwest fall despite being shot in Pasadena and surrounding California. The production design — low-budget it was — was low-key brilliant.

I’ve been looking at a lot of houses lately, something I do when bored. I am frequently surprised at how many bedrooms have French doors. Madness.

F you Andrea. Kara should have let her soft land into those tvs before catching her.

That ending bit with the “secret admirer” got an audible “Oooo!” from me. I had completely forgotten Lex Luthor was still in play since the trial wrapped earlier in the season. Glad to know the show hasn’t lost its ability to surprise.

Since when has Kara followed the Prime Directive? Stupid Captain Kara Archer following bullshit rules that don’t exist.

But wait until Brainy tells Esme to “ eat her vegetables “.

He’s the only Bond who looks out of place when dressed up. For all the others it seems like their natural state.

I was so excited for the Danvers sisters reunion coming back. I’ve enjoyed the Nyxly/totem plots, but give me the sisterhood too.

My hot take: Both Ant-Man movies deserve better.  i wouldn’t put them near the top, but I’d rank them higher than they are.

Other than swapping the placements of Iron Man and Iron Man 3, I endorse your list.

I think I might have Ant Man and the Wasp relatively higher than a lot of people. I’d only seen the first Ant-Man earlier in the same year as a rental from my local Blockbuster but I was there for the first preview screening for the sequel.