I have a feeling once this show is off air and they do one of those “raking” of episodes, this will be one of the worst. The kid versions of Kara and Alex were fine, but this whole episode is just so..unnecessary. Amusingly, the flashback has really nothing to do with what was making the Danver’s sisters sad in the…

Can anyone tell me what was the point of the Kingdom now? All that stuff about Rick winning them over, and they all die in a pointless, random machine gun attack..this is “the best episode of the season”? It was nihilism. All this show does is nihilism. Even Ezekiel’s tiger gets taken out more easily than the Stark’s…

pizza company pays millions of dollars to advertise and partner with the NFL, the NFL’s approval ratings are cratering along with its ratings because of stupid players protesting instead of playing a game they get paid millions for. All the fans hate it and are letting everyone know it. Pizza company loses millions…

Why call Whiterose “she”? He is a man at least half the time. Why is it wrong to call a transgender person he, but it is fine to say “she”, when he is a man most of the time?

This show is a delight and is back, unlike the sour, political Supergirl, which is doing awful in the ratings. This is the Flash I really liked season 1. Too many comic book shows get stuck in darkness. Levity is what I liked about the CW shows. It is fun without being hammy

I truly do not get how you can hand waive away such a serious continuity error and plot hole that Lynda Cater is president on this world and Trump is not. It is sloppy as heck. It seams Supergirl fans (and I am usually one of them) are seeming to say, “you can destroy the internal logic of the show because it gave us…

This episode might be a series worst, sorry. Just for starters, Trump is not president in this world, Lynda Carter’s character is, and Cat Grant is her press secretary. So for Maggie’s dad’s line about rapist and murderers and a wall being built line to be true, you have to assume Lynda Carter’s president is some…

Wow, the golden age of great TV like Mad Men and Breaking Bad is truly over. This may be “peak TV” but it isn’t good TV. This is a horrible idea. Magnum basically existed and got by entirely on the charisma of Tom Selleck and its Hawaii location. There was really nothing special about the plots. It was standard…

This is just a bad idea, although it might have good intentions. When you sue someone, it is for money. If the person pays, that is justice for that person. If you say you cannot settle without everyone knowing, all that will happen is the person will never admit it and drag everyone through the courts for years.…

Yeah, it was funny. The only people who do not think so are far left zealots who would not laugh is the spirit of Rodney Dangerfield possessed Cruz and started doing one liners. Stop letting your biases color your articles. You cannot even admit for a second a conservative is funny? This is why no one takes your…

Yeah, this episode was really laying down the tracks with Maggie. Not liking kids and the final scene where Kara asks Alex if they decided DJ or band and she said “no”..pretty much see Maggie backing out and getting cold feet. At least it is consistent with her character. She hates romantic stuff and is a tough girl.…

yep, another lazy plot hole. How can Lena NOT know Kara is supergirl after that? Why, by just not mentioning the big hole in the building ever again.

This whole episode is filled with lazy plot holes, as usual.

This was a pretty weak episode. They didn’t even bother to give Psi a story or even a motivation for robbing banks. Plus, how Supergirl won was just weak since Alex obviously does not know if Mon El is alive or dead, same as Kara. She is afraid he is dead, that was the point. Magically overcoming crippling fear based…

Everyone knows about Segal and actually many already came forward about him, including Jenny McCarty a long time ago. What is surprising is this woman waited so long given it was Segal. Segal is no longer “powerful”, not even a little bit. He was actually an accidental movie star to begin with. He was an akido…

This guy Marston sounds like a pig. His history is getting a huge whitewash because he is now considered some feminist icon for writing “Wonder Woman”. Weinstein would give his right arm now for someone to write a biopic on him that says all the actresses he harassed were totally into him and it was consensual,…

I read the linked interview from what this movie is based, and it seems this movie is a gigantic, whitewashed lie. Read the link, and I am shocked this review blows past it. Marston was a professor who was married and basically started cheating on his wife with a student and basically told his wife his mistress was…

I do not know, but I feel that Angela knowing Eliot and Mr. Robot are two distinct and separate personalities is a big reveal. Most people assume, even Carnivale’s character, that Eliot is one person and seem to be unaware he has multiple personalities. How she figured it out and is exploiting it I think will be a…

Hey, that is his choice, if he does not want a pool of 65 million people to buy his stuff and he tanks, he cannot blame anyone but himself.

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