Oh, my God, now that there are a couple characters who don’t know she’s Supergirl again, they have another window to adapt “The Late Mr. Kent,” my favorite episode of the ‘90s Superman cartoon!

Missed article title opportunity: “He’s not here, he’s not there, he’s not any-fucking-where. Is Roy Kent CGI?”

• I’m curious how much Apple is actively requesting the show work in mentions of products like iCloud - Coach Beard’s digital intimacy joke also works to keep seeding his chaotic relationship with Jane, which means it isn’t a waste, but it always stands out.

Maybe redoing READING RAINBOW for adults?

I’m wondering if that might’ve been one of those online-only scenes. I just checked the runtime, and the episode does have an extra two minutes of footage.

Is this one of those online-only scenes? When Lois and Lana picked up the kids at the station, the officer said the lake was private property and they were arrested for trespassing, and Lana said to the cop that when they had been young, they snuck out there all the time, and if the adults didn’t know it was private…

Which was pretty much also the case in “The Evitable Conflict,” the last story in the collection.

Some sort of technical growing pains related to Macs changing from Intel chips to Apple-designed ones, possibly also related to the initial models being the lowest-grade consumer Macs without all the bells and whistles. Multi-monitor support will probably be back to normal on most new Macs by the end of the year.

“Early Mac models”? The Mac was 22 years old when that ad campaign started in 2006.

The highlight of 2020 for me was shouting “HOOBASTANK!” at the top of my lungs and having Usidore the Wizard look directly at me when he told us all to shut up.

As a Miami native who was the perfect age to be precociously interested in Dave Barry, I adored this movie, even with the delay. I still insist to my friends that it’s the most true depiction of the city on film that I’ve ever seen.

My Policeman

If anyone’s interested in another, possibly more creatively successful take on the idea of “Star Trek Comedy Featuring Starfleet Officers Who Aren’t The Best Of The Best,” I strongly recommend the late Improvised Star Trek podcast. The Wizard from Hello From the Magic Tavern is the Captain! Former(?) Maquis Terrorist,…

I do appreciate the tidbit about the Triskelion being built early, for ruling out the potential ending that I had been dreading, that this new timeline they’ve been in all season where AoS is being gradually erased is going to be revealed to be the actual MCU, and AoS had been a parallel universe the whole time. It…

They took the holiday week off and aired a compilation of the guest segments from the past few months.

If you have them downloaded to your computer hard drive, no. If you have them downloaded to an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV, maybe? Those devices are a lot more presumptuous about deleting data on the assumption it can be downloaded again later.

I think an important aspect of this is the comment thread started by Opus T. Penguin above (or below, however Kinja orders these things) about “ironic racism,” and how it eventually became (if not started as) a fig-leaf justification for being actually racist in a socially acceptable way. Having been on the…

Reading this comment felt very surreal because it’s literally the premise of a “30 Rock” episode (the one where she goes to her high school reunion and realizes she wasn’t bullied, she was the bully).

In addition to the gorgeous, touchable photography and Woody’s arc of going through the motions when he’s accomplished his life’s mission by doesn’t know what else to do, there’s a definite offbeat surreality to TS4 that I really appreciated, and hoped for as soon as I heard they were making Josh Cooley the director,…

His views on evolution went back further than that, he explained the whole thing in one of his books in the ‘90s. It was a sort of New-Agey, “The Secret” before “The Secret” thing about how your thoughts could influence the course of events outside your physical contribution to the world around you. That’s almost…