I never understood the logic behind faking the moon landings.

That’s the double-edged sword of only having two people doing the majority of the creative work. Doc and Jackson have talked about how they could do more episodes if they had a writers room, but the show wouldn't be the same and that's not something they were willing to sacrifice.

I really hope it’s not. That subplot/joke was dropped in the third or fourth season and it’s irrelevant at this point.

Seems like a safe bet.

It’d be fitting if they brought Tobey Maguire back (again) for one last round and ended it with him retiring and passing the webs to Miles. I think Tom Holland’s Peter being just out of high school and getting killed (because him quitting so young is a stretch) is a tad too dark for general audiences.

That was pretty much destined to happen. Every X-Men script written in the last forty years focuses on Wolverine. He's one of the most recognizable comic characters on the planet and has been front and center in practically every adaptation for over thirty years.

Supposedly, test audiences were confused by his Batman showing up, so they reshot the scene(s?) with Affleck.

So Olivia Coleman is going to play the third descendant of a Howling Commando to appear in the MCU? It’s probably too much to hope for to see her or any of her relatives as Union Jack or Spitfire.

I wanted the season after the island flashbacks ended (season six, I think?) to just flashback to the first season scenes with Ollie returning to Star City.

There’s references to Ollie sacrificing his life in the first season and apparently a photo of Kara Zor-El on Lois’ desk but the shot was cut; the first season was filmed with the intention of it being canon with the Arrowverse. COVID definitely killed the crossover potential and it was easier to cordon the series off…

If the Arrowverse shows had been 13-15 episodes, that would have helped. There’s a lot of treading water in most of the series, except maybe Arrow’s last season, but that was short and all CoIE-related.

Ruby Rose quit because of a broken neck sustained while filming and was forced to return to work ten days later without concessions for the injury.

If he did and still works for the US government and doesn’t help Superman when he needs back-up, I kind of love it.

There was almost a Smallville/Supernatural crossover, if that counts. The Winchester brothers were going to get roped into some demonic shit on the set of Smallville involving the supposed Superman Curse. It fell apart for various reasons.

[...T]he fact that Caity Lotz rules so hard that they should put her face on money.

I would have put "Our Lips Are Sealed" on this list just to fuck with people.

I saw a rumor about a George Reeves cameo.

It is, but it’s also a Diggle who worked with an Oliver Queen who died saving people. The decision to separate Superman & Lois was made pretty late.

SNW nails the feel of the best of Star Trek, it’s optimistic with loads of allegory and they remembered to turn on the lights while filming. Plus, it’s episodic (with continuing subplots) and not a ten-hour movie broken up.

Rainn Wilson was nearly two decades older than Roger C. Carmel when he played Harry Mudd-- and this was a Mudd who was supposed to be about ten years younger. Hell, Wilson is a full year older than Carmel was when he died. The timing of these shows is kind of wonky.