Yeah, my guess is something similar. I think they’ll get to the Good Place, realize it’s just as much of a mess as the Bad Place, and then have to figure out what the fork to do about it. 

Don’t forget Mick at a book signing and Nate making passive aggressive comments about crossovers. Also signs of a Legends party. 

Ray’s Super-man pose was just delightful and also classic Ray-Ray. 

This is actually a very standard process for both for-profit and non-profit corporations...

“Fuck.”

It was actually “No drinking, no drugs... no hands.”

Honestly, that was the reaction I was expecting or something close at least. That’s why it was so funny that people were not about it. 

I think - and hope - what he means here is that letting fan desires dictate the direction of movie more often than not robs a movie/franchise of its spark. It all becomes pretty paint-by-numbers. I think there’s fun and value in things like callbacks and Easter Eggs, but to make a movie that is exclusively about…

I had a lot of issues with this movie, but it was ... fine. When I saw it, it was so funny how atmosphere in the theatre changed at the Reylo kiss. People were... not on board. Personally, didn’t mind it, but the rest of the audience’s palpable discomfort was hilarious. 

I didn‘t have any trouble, and I haven’t read the books or played the games. I am a fan of the fantasy genre in general though, so maybe people whose only exposure to fantasy has been GoT will have a hard time getting into it. But it’s not a difficult show to follow.

Zing. Not enough stars. 

I watched a cheesy Christmas movie the other night (not a Hallmark one, just another of its ilk), and the love interest’s last name was WINTERGARDEN. Dear reader, I cackled.

And he deserves every single one of them. 

Oooh I forgot that Sara wielded the Spear Of Destiny (even if she prefers the title “Holy Lance”); Paragon makes fits even better now. Maybe they are figuring out a way to give Sara superpowers.

I don’t understand the confusion as to which Earth Batwoman was on. She knew who Oliver Queen was, the police saw Barry as Oliver, all things that had been previously established as exclusively occurring on Earth-1. 

Iris and Earth-38's Superman trading resolute looks before vanishing into nothing was so incredibly pure. 

No, Pariah hasn’t gotten to do much, but the realization as to why he was actually on the bridge of the Waverider was killer (literally), and when he sent the Paragons to the Vanishing Point I literally yelled OH FUCK. 

He makes me want to watch last season of Supergirl. Well, him and the delightfulness that was Brainy on Part One.

But at the same time, what a villain-move. It reminded me very much of the JL/JLU animated Lex Luthor voiced by Clancy Brown. I feel like that’s exactly the sort of move that Luthor would pull.