I do want to see a meeting between Dallas-Fort Worth and District of Columbia. 

It was answered in the first movie where they didn’t want to get too attached to each other. 

When are we getting a live action Oliver and Company?

I can honestly say if we make it to that point then we’re probably better off with the nukes.

But what if my best friend’s uncle’s gardener is black?

We really turned on her quick after the whole “donated her Emmy ad fee to scholarship” thing.

I kind of enjoyed this show in the same way I enjoyed any of the shows that were on between Friends and Seinfeld in the 90's. It is a shame that it wasn’t given more time to tone down it’s characters a little bit, because I feel there was a better show in there. That being said, I wasn’t looking forward to the…

There’s a snake in two boots and a vest. 

Still no Weird Al, huh?

i mean... even if this flops it just means they’ll have to go with the second biggest Scrooge McDuck style money bin to swim in instead of the biggest. 

Wait until you hear about the history of storytelling in general.

Not necessarily a bad thing. DC gets a lot of hate, but they’ve never acted like they were doing you a huge favor to see all of your favorite characters teaming up. (Now if they did it well, that’s another story.)

In fairness, it’s really not hard to piss off racists.

I don’t know this would have been my pick if you had said, “hey, pick someone to be Catwoman in this movie” but I can kind of see it now. I think it’s going to be really interesting. I’m looking forward to it. 

I don’t know what’s happening with that picture in the header. I’m scaroused. 

I’ve come to realize that as much as critics and thinkpiece writers are commenting about the Superhero/Comic book surge in pop culture, a lot of them really, really, really hate anything that reminds them too much of superheroes.

I’m digging the way Crisis is just going for it. Not sure who Lucifer is? Tough. Never saw Batman 66? Too bad. We’re going to throw everyone we can into this, and you’ll like it.

Honestly, during one of the more batshit crazy scenes i’d like to just see them take cover or something. Like, Superman is thrown into a high school and you see the kids run around and take cover. But yes. 

This was a lot but Joey Can’t Read the Room made me laugh out loud, probably more than it should have. 

A Kindred spirit.