(Bronx Zoo, not Brooklyn.)

The PAL version will be out next week.

But what if the guy used the triple-bounce high jump to get to the next building and made his escape that way?

I’m sort of surprised CatCo hasn’t changed its name.

Replying to myself: I decided the weird end of last week was so they don’t have to pay Bishop for the episode.

Bishop being the big reveal after the buildup at the end of last ep was even less surprising if you watched the first half-second of the “next time” last week, which itself was a pretty silly juxtaposition.

If I have the timing right, Richard was announced as permanent host the first day he actually taped, presumably because it would have leaked anyway.  So Bialik was probably there for media availability when “the two of them” (yeah right) were announced.  Cohen, I got nothing.

That makes sense, so thanks...I’d still like the show to have clued me in, because I don’t think it’s something that absolutely everyone knows (unless it’s just me).

Side note: I’m impressed at how Marvel turned Doc’s cape into a classic Disney animated silent comic relief sidekick.

They should have had Thanos trying to impress Jodie Foster.

I would have liked some attempt at explaining why a restaurant would refuse to allow someone to reserve the front table. I can make up some ideas, ranging from racism (in a Greek restaurant?) to wanting to always hold it open for a really great-looking party (although I don’t buy that either), but come on, give us some…

I was going to make an incredibly easy joke about calling it “LonelyFans” and then discovered there’s a cryptocoin called that because, sure.

After 1000 appearances of this meme online, I finally looked up what it’s about.  TIL Pam is the one showing the pictures to someone else.

The thing that most stuck with me about Contagion is how it’s explicitly not an end-of-the-world movie; it’s not The Stand, or The Walking Dead. As the news clip at the end makes clear, it’s about one large event in the history of the world, and other things will continue to happen.

I do like the offhanded revelation that “Leslie Larr” is a Kryptonian name -- some line like “Edith Forbush is gone, now there is just Leslie Larr” a couple of episodes ago.

You know, I’m now wondering if maybe this show didn’t do the “co-operation with the armed forces” thing that shows and movies do, which also comes with some strings attached...because nothing about what we saw was ever “the Department of Defense” doing anything. It was the US Army. People should be yelling “why is the…

Obviously they weren’t going to do this, but when the spaceship crashed at the end, I was hoping Kara would pop out and say “Hey, I’m back!  OK, watch my series returning next week in this exact time slot!”

I think it really is hurt by the fact that we just spent a season and a half with a real live person who it is impossible to believe would become a genuine cruel psychopath. I presume they’re going to explain it with the drug thing but my mind refuses to go along with it.

All non-comics comics media does this, constantly. I’m pretty sure Robot Chicken once did a comic-show sketch where someone was summoned to “guy-who-created-Superman-Avenue”.

This is a tangent, but I’m similarly annoyed by people who announce that they play every game to get all trophies/achievements, and then get furious when a game comes out that would require too many playthroughs to get them all. Like the entire industry is supposed to design their games around your compulsive behavior.