Didn't the early 90s also have X-Force, X-Factor, X-Men Unlimited, Cable, Excalibur, and Wolverine?

To be fair, that Trump tweet about the military seems like it might be more a callous way of saying they didn't take enough precautions, rather than endorsing it.

I feel like I'll give it a try while repressing the urge to hum Gypsy.

I don't see anything weird. She's lying on her side and looking to her left.

Magneto was morally ambiguous in that period, but you were definitely supposed to like him.

Honestly, after listening to Nashville Skyline recently I can't be surprised by him going in a more crooner-y direction. I don't love his voice on this, but it's better than it was on, say, his Christmas album.

Madonna said Sean Penn never beat her, there are allegations against Casey Affleck but nothing concrete, to put them in the same category as Chris Brown is laughable.

I was fine with the True Detective finale, because I never was under the impression that the cult was actually right, I just expected a bunch of crazy weirdos rather than a Lovecraftian monstrosity. That said, I was definitely hoping for a more creative fight than just "they sprint at each other, glowing, then they…

Maybe there was still physical damage, but since it was a Shadow King possession the pain was just ignored?

Your thought was probably more relevant than mine, but when I saw it I immediately thought of the similarly straight from romance to depression "You Are My Sunshine" scene from Angel.

I mean, they have an entire army. Maybe his plan was just to reenact Zapp Brannigan's defeat of the Killbots, and just hope he gets tired eventually.

I thought it was kind of hilarious that Clark kept threatening them. Division 3 has been completely embarrassed by the mutants time and time again, with David taking them down through dance and a gesture.

Honestly, I'd rather it go to Modern Family than another Chuck Lorre show.

I didn't care for the hallway scene, honestly. We've seen all this abstract stuff, with mental constructs and time manipulation, and then the resolution is just the superhero version of two football players colliding, or a Flash finale.

Because season 2 was mostly pretty weak between the reveal and the finale? Because it still seems so odd that it's coming back that I don't think I've entirely accepted it?

It's my favorite version of The Wizard Of Oz.

Honestly, after how thoroughly David freed his sister I just kind of assumed they were all dead by now. What are they thinking, third time's the charm?

" As Ponch explains it, it’s not homophobic to have a phobia of another man’s body, as long as the dude whose dickprint is squicking you out also isn’t gay. Hate to break it to you, Ponch, but internalized homophobia is still homophobia."- I don't think I'd call it homophobic to not want to see a guy's dick.

And whose level of fame is "people might know who I'm talking about if I say she was in Pacific Rim".

"Look, just because we indiscriminately cast Asians as different types of Asians because they're all the same"- you say that like it's something unique to Asians. Hollywood's perfectly happy to mix and match with South America, to have Canadians play Americans, to have Brits play pretty much any other type of European.