Feel similar, as much as I've disliked Snyder's work in the DCEU; this is tragic news and I wish him and his family all the best.

The scene where The Doctor punched out Lord Sutcliffe for his racism after talking up the necessity of reason and diplomacy in figuring out the threat reminded me a lot of Christoph Waltz in Django Unchained.

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The crossover when the Flash/Arrow teams are hanging out at the farm. I think Thea lampshades how similar it is to the scenes on Hawkeye's farm in Ultron

Yep, feel pretty confident that watching the NJPW 45th Anniversary show will be a better time investment tonight than watching Fast Lane.

Best thing to come from Surf's Up 2: Wavemania is the awkward interview on Wrestling Observer Live where Bryan Alvarez was asking Triple H about DX skits from 17 years ago rather than the movie.

How many metas has Barry killed? (or at least let die via I don't have to save you) I remember Atom Smasher.

This was a lot of fun. Really hope they use Grodd as the big bad of next season, rather than another speedster.

Last episode. Reverse Flash made alterations to the back-up of Rip's personality and memories before uploading it to his brain.

Shadow King is my bet.

Distraction finish for Joe was about as clean a win as anyone is going to get over Roman on TV (barring that Finn win, which was to get Finn over as top face and punish Roman for his wellness violation).

Clearly an unpopular opinion here but:

Vegemite>Marmite

Trump admin claimed that it wasn't a mistake and was an attempt to recognise all victims of Nazi Germany.

Supergirl's version of the Daxamites seems to be pretty much Golden Age Superman powers. Super strong, fast and able to leap, but no flying/heat vision/freeze breath.

I hate the Guardian arc. Just ugh, such a blatant way to try keep James relevant since they decided to completely sideline CatCo with Calista Flockhart MIA. Doesn't work, brings down every episode it turns up in and feels completely disconnected from who the character was last season.

Taker looked the worst he ever has at the Rumble. I know he had surgery relatively recently, hopefully he'll be in better shape by Mania; but this is the first time I've seen Undertaker and just thought that he looked done.

He's been smart enough to be quieter on Twitter about it, but pre-WWE Perkins used to make MRA comments.

There's little world-building stuff in Supergirl which bugs me greatly. Very much a show that I go to for characters and moments, because my brain will collapse if I try to think too hard about all the inconsistencies.

There's nothing as dark in it as Anakin kills a bunch of kids or the whole burning in lava bit from Episode 3.