Ever since they announced they were going to make a Suicide Squad movie, it sounded like the best thing to come out of DC's Cinematic Universe.

I'm from El Paso, TX, where 80% of the population is Hispanic. I couldn't tell you the number of times I went to some sort of social gathering where most of the white people congregated together, as if they needed to gather in numbers for protection.

Can they just remove all of the Batman/Bruce Wayne stuff from Gotham and just make it a gritty cop vs mob show, which is the most interesting part of the show anyway?

People have a right to a modicum of privacy.

It does hurt me that the show's creator basically sold the show by having a crime procedural with tenuous ties to the Batman mythos. Its threatening to become as silly as the guys from The Warp Zone made it out to be in their parody.

I hope this thing gets cancelled soon.

My date dragged me to go see this, which is the last movie at the theater I wanted to see; now I'm going to have to find a date to go see the sequel!

"The Story of Spanish." I consider myself a pretty good amateur linguist, and I am fascinated by the things I am learning about my tied-for-first language.

In RHPS, maybe Brad and Janet are supposed to be naked, but you can clearly see underwear through the gauzy curtains.

In other news: a pair of players from the Anaheim Ducks have come down with the mumps: Thanks anti-vaxxers!

My favorite part, other than the boxing-glove arrow, and Cupid; was when Roy tells Isaac that Ollie will never abandon him, then turns to Ollie after Isaac is knocked-out, and tells him, "Please don't abandon me."

I retained consciousness in plasma form.

Its a TV show based on a comic book; the point is to stretch credulity.

Is this being done by the same people who are doing the DC movies?

Tina Fey is the hottest of them all.

Assuming that EIC Joe Quesada has final call over every major creative decision: I say we all burn him in effigy tomorrow!

With our luck, they'll bring on Onomatopoeia as the villain in the season finale.

You beat me to the Nightvale reference. Kudos!

When I got here to Arizona, I heard it referred to as "Mr. Lincoln's War." I wasn't aware before my move that most of the inhabitants of what would become the Arizona Territory sided with the Confederacy.

Yes; I know an old-money family from east Texas that refer to the Civil War as "The War of Northern Aggression."