Just a heads up for those who wonder if Atwood practices what she preaches about carbon footprints ect..

Let’s get this out of the way right now:

Re: Impossible:

Eh, I haven’t found much that scores with me as Flash’s first season did. That cast hit the moneymaker from day one with me, every one of them, barring perhaps Iris (prior to the Barry reveal) is a thrill and a joy to watch.

This is obviously a dream sequence. Only angry old Batman would see Clark this way, and only in a dream sequence before meeting him.

What are the odds of an Amy & Rory cameo? I mean River IS their kid....it’s not totally impossible is it? I’d love just a quick nod at the end in 1930’s NYC and Amy and Rory STILL have a place set for the Doctor for Christmas dinner...just in case. We don’t have to see anything beyond that, just have Amy hug Twelve…

That was my first thought as well. I’ve got them all so far.

Looks at least CLOSE to the Screwdriver River has in The Library eps. The one she stores herself in so Ten can save her. I know it’s not exact, but it resembles it at least a little. Which probably amounts to nothing.

Also, Alien and Blade Runner take place in the same universe as well. (Proof is that Peter Weyland was friends/rivals with Eldon Tyrell....and that there are shots of the fuel systems on both the Nostromo and one of the vehicles in Blade Runner are identical).

I need it to be cancelled, so that Benoist can come on board Legends of Tomorrow on the CW as Power Girl...because SG is not remotely as good as either Flash or Arrow were in their first seasons....and I fully blame CBS interference. If this was on the CW it would be SO much better.

The FABULOUS Sywalker Bar & Casino!

Right? Ridiculous millenials.

I was going to say this (though I liked Shattered Empire for a Poe Dameron intro, and a “What Luke got up to Jedi-wise” after ROTJ)...I’m not a big Marvel guy, but these comics have been a damned fine read to look fwd to...and with so many of them, I can PRETTY much look forward to one a week.

I desire that you be my bartender for life. I will pay you twenties for every beer if I get that type of service.

This is (finally) where I am at. We go out rarely these days to a place where this is a big concern, and even when we do I’m not at tne bar enough to make it a big deal.

This is becoming more and more prevalent. I call them hipster douchebag bartenders.

Re: You’re first pargraph.