15 more minutes? I’ve got Colbert’s monologue to watch, you bastards!

On this week’s Black Lightning, Jeff at least got a chance to humblebrag about saving the multiverse. Given what the rest of the Pierces have been through lately, he may have to save a couple more.

I believe that’s what’s called a Gainax ending.

Also, Maggie’s holding a Waldo doll.

“I must off to tend to my ravens.”

Remember, folks, if you die of boredom during The Screaming Skull, you do not get a free coffin. Sorry.

Üter’s Barb, by the way. (Although, good point about Russi Taylor.)

So at some point, do you think Barry will realize that if he dies in the Crisis, he can’t be killed fighting the Villain of the Week? Could be interesting. (Although it didn’t quite work out for Arthur Dent in the end...)

Nice of Gideon to explain that radiation moves at the speed of light to a scientist.

Pity he wasn’t named Finnegan.

Julie Kavner’s been sounding ragged the last few seasons. I can't help thinking that years of voicing Marge has broken her for good.

Zøg’s servants are Vip and Vap? I’ll try to remember that. I’ve been calling them Akbar and Jeff.

I was thinking dance-off. And then they went for the rap battle, and I was like, “Yes! MUCH better!”

Judging by the portrait of Grampa, Kitson City was founded by Tim Heidecker.

The last time I binge-watched Parks and Recreation, I had it timed so the series finale would have been ready for playing on Election Night 2016, which in our true timeline would have been a glorious celebration of our American electoral system in action. I had to skip it. Kinda like you’d stop eating bacon after…

Bonus: “Yuzz-a-ma-tuzz” is an actual, valid Dr. Seuss word (from On Beyond Zebra!) that a parent may have picked up from reading to her children. Lord knows where Selina picked it up.

I couldn’t help thinking that Jonah’s new clear-frame glasses really make his face look awful. Kudos, costuming department!

I’m currently biking home at twilight, past several acres of wetlands. The last few nights, the air has been filled with hundreds of frogs singing about whatever frogs have in mind. It’s truly the most wonderful sound.

Dennis, thank you for waiting to post this until it’s aired on the West Coast. That way, I know any disappointment I feel is my own.

He was played by Karan Soni, who you may remember from the Deadpool movies or Other Space.