My theory is that they don't want to have any totally new characters on the TV shows because there could be a problem with the created-by credit, which is obviously something DC has some experience stumbling over. So everyone has to be, legally, someone "from the comics".

"Looks like Supergirl, talks like Cookie Monster."

For all your kryptonite-classification needs:

Hell, it's the tune everyone's wanted to hear for a month. I bet he's not complaining.

Next week is the Super Bowl; there's counter-programming, and then there's suicide.

The initial reviews were indeed dire, but it quickly got to the fuckit zone you mention and I was sorry to see it go.

Dan Fogelman's previous show, The Neighbors, got one miracle renewal but no more. My next question, after this is cancelled, is "what's his next show?" Cause I'm there.

That unexpected "Thanks for the love" — jeez, in like a sharp knife between the ribs.

That suggests that our real worry should be that they don't cancel Once Upon A Time and replace it with something that they think will work in January.

What's astonishing, when rewatching YouTube clips of the songs, is how very short most of the songs are — they have to be with, generally, two of them in a half-hour show — and yet they completely do what they have to do. "No One But You" — which you shouldn't look for before watching the show because it spoils one of…

Since I presume not everyone knows all Marvel characters: Whitney Frost, aka Madam Masque, was one of the facial-scars-plus-metal-mask people, like Doctor Doom. Although she also used prosthetic disguises. Point being, "something's wrong with her face" is on-brand for her and I expect it go in that direction.

We heard Disco Inferno, but did the characters?

Speaking as a former resident of 1976…honest, they had real stuff then.

Replying to self: Pepsi Lime exists in Canada only, it seems. And this glorious WP page answers all your Fanta flavor questions (tangerine not listed as available in either France or, for that matter, Canada):

To be honest, I have a similar reaction to Sarah Hyland. She doesn't have the baby-fat-face happening but she kind of looks like an anime character or something in the face, combined with an adult (but small) body, and I'm worried I'm sort of responding to sort of the wrong thing in her. (I have presumed that her…

Thanks — I'll try to check it out.

I had that though about Wally and Iris West, too.

Game Informer is owned by Gamestop, and is an adzine disguised as a magazine.

There's at least one guy from another entire universe who knows.

Weirdly, McKinney and Duke were in this week's credits.