Doh, right. I was thinking of the comment about Christopher Lee having been in both LotR and Star Wars and had a brain fart.

Samuel L. Jackson seems like the most glaring absence here… Star Wars and the MCU even seem like the kinds of roles this is specifically focused on. And yeah, I love Sophie Turner and I hope she has a long and successful career, but I'm not sure she belongs here. I have no special love for Shalene Woodley (sp? I can't…

Also. Come on, man. I know I made you look like an asshole, but if you're gonna style yourself as some kind of Robin Hood, that's what happens. You seem articulate enough to appreciate having a conversation, but then again I'm not sure you still remember that there are people on the other side of the screen, so…? I…

… Holy crap, this escalated quickly… I guess I should be happy that I've gone this long on the internet without things getting this nasty.

Dude. Stop. It seems that you're blind to why what you're saying is drawing mockery, which isn't, you know, a great sign.

You had me at Hamilton.

How is this not relevant to the show…?

I kept thinking that too. Zoom's mask, voice, and the way he was holding Barry seemed really reminiscent to me.

Kristen Stewart is a goddamn old-time cowboy. I'd watch the crap out of her Bond.

Um. No fallout at all for stealing the blood samples?! And another inmate for superhero Gitmo? Ugh.

My husband and I literally high-five whenever Captain Cold is in an episode. The fact that he exists on TV just makes me so. happy.

Great. GREAT. now I need this crossover in my life.

I'm so pleasantly surprised by this season… I was not expecting this show to tackle new motherhood so well, but I love it.

I thought the first one was fun, and usually I'm all over stuff like that, but I actually quit watching the second one… Which is extremely rare with me. I used to watch a lot of movies on awake overnight shifts - I had nothing better to do so it was really rare to actually give up on something. The second Ritchie…

Ahhhh, MRAs. Making themselves ridiculous and making it easier to be a feminist since… I dunno since whenever?

Have you ever SEEN a Muay Thai match? INSANE. Tony Jaa might be the most terrifying individual alive.

Amen. Connie Britton's hair is reason for anything to exist.

Uhhh… That was definitely played as aggressive and assaulting. I thought he was going down at first and then it seemed like he definitely felt her up. It was absolutely a power move.

The 'I am your father' line… It's the fanservice we need, not the fanservice we deserve.

They're really not recommended by any actual medical professionals anymore…there's no benefits and a lot of real downsides, apparently.