My favorite thing about there being three of them is that the producers ignored the message of the book and forced there to be a product that there's no demand for.

Hey! That dancing baby was a treasure and it's not our fault we couldn't give it the love and attention it deser- ooooh there's a new cat video in my timeline!

So the winner is the person that doesn't get the tickets?

Cisco's guns tend to always end up in the hands of villains, so they probably didn't want him being responsible for another supervillain with a fancy raygun.

In Joe's defense though, how would he know that about Oliver? If I'm a cop in a different city and all I see are the headlines about him, I wouldn't trust him either.

Hey! Canada is still part of North 'Murica, bub!

Not a regular Arrow watcher, but isn't the opening line usually, "My name WAS Oliver Queen" instead of "IS" like on The Flash? So him saying, "My name IS Oliver Queen" is kind of a big deal because he's connecting with that identity?

Weird to think that in 2012-13, that was the biggest freshman show with Revolution in second. Now they're both dead after short runs and will both be quickly forgotten by people that don't spend their lives making Poe jokes online.

Great call on it being an Empire sacrifice. Either it'll die there instead of something new they developed, or it'll work as a counter programming for older white people.

Yeah, any attempt they've had at launching anything reality-wise bombs. Utopia collapsed quickly and I Wanna Marry Harry only aired four episodes. Go back a few years and they got rid of Cops, Does Someone Have to Go ended up as summer filler, Mobbed flopped when they tried to continue it and X-Factor died after 3…

If it does decently they can give it a back-9. If it doesn't, better to let it die in the fall and debut something new later on when there's less competition in promotion.

You've got me worried about the "that callback" line. What is it? Is it Feeny? Angela? Was it what happened to Mr. Turner?

I 100% think the only reason they renewed Mom Cop/Cop Mom for 13 episodes was because otherwise they would have been the first network since the early 70s to not renew a freshman show.

I'm terrible at popular American sports (when I saw Portland T- my brain went straight to Timbers) but got this one because MASCOTS. For the first two seconds I went Grizzlies, then decided they weren't around long enough, so I quickly switched to Cubs, which have been around (not winning the World Series) for over a…

I don't think Roy's headed to the spin-off, or at least that hasn't been announced.

That's what makes it worse, to me than Frank Miller; neither Miller nor his art has been good in ages, but Sim's art got even better the further in to his ideology he went.

I know a guy in comics whose last name is Sims and he gets his name mixed up with Dave Sim so much.

It's not just pretty obvious borrowing; firefly was inspired by The Killer Angels and the Confederacy. Without that, the show wouldn't exist.

Y'know, let's just change that to 80's movies. From Gremlins to John Hughes and the Brat Pack to Lethal Weapon to Canon's ninja films; lotta bigotry, but a lotta fun.

I've seen people argue that Die Hard is far right-wing propaganda (and maybe they're right?), but I don't care and it gives me warm fuzzy feelings every Christmas.