Purely random observation, but I was in two different GameStops last week and they both had the Switch in stock just a week or so before Easter which didn't seem like something a hot product should be.

A time jump would also save them the pesky cost of filming action scenes on a highly profitable show that looks like it cost about $10 to shoot per day.

Totally tubular!

Is there a reason why the trailer comes out on a Saturday as opposed to being attached to say Power Rangers on Friday?

With all the digital audio processing, Beast and Shadow King also have remarkably similar voices.

Saw the trailer for this before Lego Batman. She must be a late add since it looked like it was coming very soon.

I see there's a somewhat consensus that Lenny is the Shadow King, but alternately, I've been thinking she could be some variation on Onslaught with Charles transferring his frustration / hate / anxiety to his future son at conception.

So if you're a full time actor on this show and barely appearing this season since the show has taken to focusing on only 2-3 characters each episode - I hope there's a lot of dinner theater in Atlanta to tide you over work wise. Lauren Cohan much be especially bored.

Such a small delivery seemed like a huge waste of gas and time.

Silly HBO. Thinking we internet folk still care about Game of Thrones in a post-WestWorld time.

He's WAY more famous for DS9 than his like 4 episodes of GoT.

He did win for writing it.

One of the bizarre things about BvS is that Batman is OK with killing perceived threat Superman, yet known threat and serial murderer Joker is running around completely free at the same time as we see in Suicide Squad. His priorities are way off.

Burt Ward?

The story goes that one obsessed fan called the 900 voter to choose death like hundreds of times. Otherwise, he would have lived.

That number seems exceptionally high for someone who pretty much only had cameos which likely paid scale rate.

That reminded me of the preview I saw for ABC's Imaginary Amy show. All I could think about was how that show was completely impractical 10-20 years ago unless you did it ALF style. Now you can have pretty decent CGI on a TV budget or film quality if you're HBO or certain prestige shows.

Which is funny, since in season one, Coulson and crew are pretty much peons as we know that fellow SHIELD agents Cap, Fury, Maria Hill, Black Widow, Hawkeye, etc. are out having much bigger adventures. The Coulson team has now taken their place since the movie characters all left SHIELD to be Avengers full time.

I always thought it was somewhere closer to DC since they pop into that area so frequently - it'd make sense for SHIELD to have had backup facilities near the Triskelion in the event of a disaster like what happens in The Winter Soldier.

There's so little plot or anything going on here that I was thinking the whole time how this story would be much better served as a 20 minute short subject documentary. The film is a real chore to sit through.