" I'm doing it to put a Robin through NYU, so he can explore his bisexuality and become a DJ."

That's hardly a substitute.

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The second half of season 3 is incredible. From about episode 13 on on whenever they get back from Mexico.

"Looks like they're lining up."
"Well, they're excited."

Such a nasty Catwoman.

Why did I have to scroll this far down to find this reference? Poor show, A.V. Club!

The OP was talking about T-Dog, the loveable character whose definable traits were being black and being called T-Dog.

"I come back to you now, at the turn of the tide herd."

As someone who caught up with it in the UK a few weeks ago thanks to it being on Netflix, the fact that the new season episodes are going online here the same time as in the US makes whatever deal they struck absolutely worth it. because I'm selfish and only see things through that perspective.

This is a great summary. It's a film all about responsibility and consequences - not only for every reason you've stated but also elements such as opening with a mention of us having destroyed the polar icecaps and Gigalo Joe's "They made us too smart, too quick and too many" quote.

"Bruce Wayne? Who's that? Sounds like a cool guy."

He says "as if millions of voices suddenly cried out" - it could have just been 10,000 people and a shit ton of echoes.

It won't bring back your children.

I would assume they have thought that far ahead, given the money they must have paid for the rights and the limited timespan in which they have to film these with the kid actors they have. Your breakdown sounds about right and I look forward to you being proven correct.

I assumed the play on VFD was going to continue throughout the post. I'm Very Fucking Disappointed.

It helped that the Loverly Spring song was so damn catchy.

Snarkbucks, surely?

I'm not a fan of most of his post-2000 output but I'll say that Big Fish was fantastic and felt personal. And I'll stick up for Sweeney Todd as well, which was great fun.

Everything Bond does in Goldfinger either gets someone killed or fucks the mission up. Any successes are accidental. It's still the best Bond film.