In Sacramento, last year, there were a rash of deaths because someone laced regular opioids with fentanyl and sold them on the street.

Something like three months, at least.

I like it. It's a unique way of explaining why they even did a movie in the first place. Not simply being an adaptation, but a continuation. It's clever.

It's the idea that if you don't like something completely, unquestioningly, you must hate it. There is no middle ground. It sounds ridiculous, but I blame Bill O'Reilly. Not for the politics, just the laziness.

Anyone else a little worried? Usually when they say "for grown ups" it just means "everybody's gonna die".

"The great thing about this new status quo is that it eliminates the line
between Clark Kent and Superman while forcing the hero into the Clark
role by getting rid of his powers, creating a dynamic that is far from
the old secret identity relationship."
Yeah, that's never happened before. Let's come back to this One…

I'd go into his Liam Neeson but there's no time

Well, for a while he was a gay robot skeleton sidekick to a crazed scotsman.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who prefers the Rogues to have gimmick weapons to the internalized abilities from when New52 started. I'm not as instantly sold on McIntyre as Mardon as I was on Milller's Cold (or Cavanaugh's Thawne with this episode. That shift from the opportunistic but likeable Wells to the…

I don't have any issues with clowns, I find them kinda boring really. But Kohlberger's not doing his argument any favors by deliberately ignoring the fact that people were freaked out by clowns way way before Hollywood turned the scary clown in a trope. C'mon kids were afraid of Bozo back in the day. Kids are afraid…

Ususal packaged press release response salvaged by Bang Bus reference, then immediately ruined by reporter. 3/10 for delivery 10/10 for news.

I avoided crying until all these damn reviews popped up. Come back soon, Troy.

Just take the wheels off the skateboard that comes with it.