Supergirl being on CBS is a strike against it, chances are it's as uneven and dull as Gotham season 1.

I can't say I blame him

Excellent collection of names, they're all top notch talents

The show is finally piquing my interest; doing something with Ruben Blades at long last. Wouldn't have minded the whole episode just being him torturing the soldier kid. The scenes with the kids didn't serve much purpose so why were they there?

Haven't watched this in a long time….guess I know what I'm doing this weekend

Hadn't thought of that trailer in a while but yeah, you nailed it. That song choice was great

Bad news Mario, I just murdered your uncle Oliver and stole his car.

Trailers that DON'T give you the entire film in 2 minutes. Restrict it to footage from the first half preferably, whet my appetite and draw me in with that. For all that is holy, stop putting shit from the end of the movie into the trailers hollywood!!!!!!!!!!

Snubbed is such a strong word…..while I still enjoy MF I think the better term is "finally knocked off"

I was scared of what they might do with it but it's really the only new show that's caught my eye so far. I enjoyed it enough though to keep coming back. It's the Muppets, I can't abandon them

We can get 5 Underworld films but we can't get………….

This review sounds exactly like what I expected based on the commercial spots. Safe to say I can ignore this one.

This sums up entirely why I stopped watching Glee after 2 years

Given that his kendo sticks are also wood, would Xavier want to save those too?

Do we really need another Elm St documentary? Never Sleep Again was already a pretty good one I thought

I don't think this show is bad or anything, but I'm really not finding myself all that interested week to week. Maybe that zombie fatigue is setting in….

I was wondering if it was just in my head, that sound tonight was terrible. I'm going to need to rewatch it just to listen closer to the dialogue.

Lucky! Now there was a show that really deserved a better fate

Can't help but agree with his assessment of Jericho, I loved the season 1 finale but getting there involved far too many episodes where it just felt like they were spinning their wheels. Can't help but think CBS was the wrong home for that show, 5 years later and put it on FX or another cable net and it could have…

If they'd made the episode more Randy-centric then I think we could have seen better satire from them, could've mined the frat plot further. Maybe they felt pressured to put Kyle/Eric at the center of it or something.