As someone who heavily disliked Agents of SHIELD even during times where a lot of folks had come around on it around here...Oh wow this was so damn good!!

This episode didn’t falter at all. A fun, jam-packed, wacky Gotham. I loved it!

I have been keeping a giant list of the comics I read this year. But the year isn’t over yet. So hopefully there will be a comics article around Dec 30th, and I’ll post it there. Looking it over, it’s insane how much I can read in a year. Yikes.

I haven’t tasted roast pig because I’m a vegetarian, if that wasn’t obnoxiously obvious by my post. I think you kind of missed my point. Comparing a potato looking weird to a burnt up corpse doesn’t work for me.

Well that still of the pig there is absolutely horrifying. I’ll never understand how that looks anything but sick and terrible to other people.

This is obscure.

I was hanging out in Coney Island and stumbled upon them filming this! I saw Woody Allen and everything! It was exciting!

Him obviously being a creep is part of the cult popularity of The Room and the reason for many of the unintentionally funniest aspects of the movie.

It was awful. I have no idea what everyone was so excited about.

Other people’s viewing habits are a total mystery to me.

3. Wally and Iris getting married minutes after a friend’s funeral. Last year, they had a good laugh after HR’s funeral, and this year they one-upped themselves. Why are the writers so committed to making them seem as self-absorbed as possible?!”

I truly loved the entire first episode, where there was almost no plot, but just characters meeting and mingling. It’s the kind of superhero hang-out episode I’ve always wanted these shows to do.

Well this was all fucking fantastic.

I know Kevin became Tom Servo at season 2. That has nothing to do with anything I said. I think Josh Weinstein’s Servo is pretty terrible and uncharismatic (just as this new one is) and Kevin basically took ownership of the character by being him for 9 damn seasons? Or is 9 years not enough to reasonably compare a…

I went from excited to watch this to just...I doubt I ever will now.

The book is such an exciting read exactly because of how they run away right away and they don’t know what to do and you like can’t stop turning the pages. I have some issues with some of the teen-talk but I couldn’t put the damn thing down because of the propulsion of the story specifically.

That picture is just perfect.

I haven’t seen any yet. I was kind of interested, because I really like the original book. And AV Club wrote a glowing review a few weeks ago. But the review here really makes me worried this is having the same problem as so many shows lately (Preacher, Luke Cage, what I’ve heard about many others) that things just…

And this is your conclusion based on what?

It’s terrible. His voice is all wrong for the character and his performance is really lacking and kind of strange (he sounds kind of bored all the time? But like fake cocky at the same time? Like a lazy confusing impression of Tom Servo?) But I hate how all of their voices sound identical in the theater. I never know…