Every rave I’ve been too has been full of WASPs

Excuse me while I get off your lawn.

I hope this gets made into a TV series fast. C’mon! What’s taking so long??

The two parts of “Time’s Arrow” is a great example of a perfect time travel story, down to pinning down all those pesky loose ends and plot holes. It’s also extremely underrated.

Everyone still seems to think that AT&T just added Max to the end of HBO for their new streaming service, when they were really combining the two names of their existing premium services HBO and Cinemax to get to HBO Max. And there was an additional problem in their branding because people didn’t even register the…

Let me fix the headline for you:

WB, make your lead in this series trans, you cowards!

People need to stop laying so many issues of this movie at the feet of Patty Jenkins and place the blame squarely where it belongs: on Geoff Johns.

Classic JJ. Just like in “Lost” when everyone figure out they were in Purgatory, they were like, “Nope, we gotta change everything now! We’ll show you!” Mystery boxes are dumb.

Am I the only one who’s been getting major Hush vibes in all of this? Like, it’s almost like Riddler and Hush got smashed into one. Or the whole Riddler thing is just a marketing decoy. Or, it’s just me...

I’m not trying to funny. I genuinely thought it was a singlet or one-piece jersey at first. I asked my wife why he was wearing a dress.

103 years after Jeannette Rankin was the first woman in Congress, there is still one state that has never sent a woman to Capitol Hill: Vermont.

Cyclops? Is that you?

Romulan whiskey? Whiskey? WHISKEY?!?!?

The next one is probably my last Wonder Woman movie, so I have to put everything I want to show there.

The root? The tree of racism in this country has been growing for centuries. There’s no one root. There’s not a panacea that can come in and stop it. The roots now run far and deep. One of those roots is the failure to listen and have a conversation about the problem areas in our society.

No one person is judge and jury. And you’re just proving the problem with the narrative. So when people emulate problematic behavior — be it from history or from fiction — yes, we have to talk about it. As long as we glorify such actions, it’s an issue.

You’re innocent until proven guilty, so yeah, he does it all the time. That’s the exact issue we’re seeing play out. Individuals declaring themselves arbiters of justice and dispensing it as they see fit. And with no repercussions.

We’re also going to have to talk about Batman. They may be using Punisher imagery, but they’re acting like Batman, something they’re much more likely to have seen or read.