His Batman is my favorite. Not as goofy as the 1960s TV show, not as grim and gritty as Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns. You could actually see him in both the Justice League and solving super crime in Gotham. His run with Neal Adams (also a legend) is revered for good reason.

Thank you for re-inventing the Question. I got a lot of entertainment out of the work you did there. 

I’m just glad they didn’t delay Doritos.

Maybe it’s the entire Legion of D-Listers!

All those WW84-branded bags of Doritos that have been on the shelf for months have been bumming me out.

I’ve enjoyed Mark Proksch in everything I’ve seen him in, especially Better Call Saul. This is the best I’ve ever seen him in anything.

Berry’s Laszlo’s pompously perfect performance is strong enough to make this a solo star vehicle on any other show. And then Novak’s Nandor takes dimwitted deft daftness to new comedic heights and he becomes my favorite... until Demetriou’s Nadja lights up the screen with her ‘generic European accent’ and expressions…

Agreed. You watch the movie and its fun enough but you think there’s not much you can really mine for a TV show in this. At some point, the thin premise wears out. But the show has proved the opposite in that there’s actually a rich amount of content to the premise where any number of things can happen. It also helps…

I’m hoping we get more of the vampire hunter club next season. I really thought they were going to be a bigger focus this time around, but I loved what little we got. And that one dude is 100% coming back as a vampire, right?

I just love that someone died because they got confused about Daylight Saving time.

I laughed when someone commented during the “In Memoriam” sequence that they hadn’t realized that one particular vampire had passed... I feel like i say the same thing whenever I see one of those sequences during the Oscars.

If there were a drinking game to come out of this show, I would drink every time Nandor says “Colon Roe-been-son.” Cracks me up every time.

I think this season was a nice showcase for Kayvan Novak. Nandor has fewer opportunities to riff so in Season 1, I liked him, but never thought we got beyond “creepy paper.” But this season his ramblings about Guillermo in particular were great, and he seemed to have a larger personality.

I’m happy Behrad is sticking around. There were probably a hundred ways it could have come off as stupid, but they did a great job of making him feel like a vital part of the team from the beginning.

DD is probably 2nd best in my book, a lot to enjoy there in spite of some missteps.  I loved JJ season 1 but i think  seasons 2-3 were enough of a step down that i don’t view the series as a success on the whole, despite Ritter being awesome in the role. Show would have benefitted hugely from more of a “case of the…

Well we know from the credits that they can be photographed, and considering the age of the photographs it would be curious if they were taken by SLRs, or Single Lens Reflex cameras, which include a mirror to reflect the image of the subject to the viewfinder, although it is certainly possible the cameras were…

I will never get tired of Laszlo yelling “Bat!” as he transforms.

Nick Kroll using the damn ZUNE killed me.

Still missing the most important aspect of the old rotary phones: Young people will never know the cathartic release of hanging up on an asshole by smashing unto the phone a receiver heavy enough to bash someone’s brains.