No I didn’t. Thanks for the heads up. Not a big Pokemon guy. I enjoyed it when I was younger but lost it’s luster past like the gold and silver/original English cartoon.

Oh...damn. She was great in Other Space.

Counter-point: a dude literally wandering from town to town in search of his son, fighting to stay alive in a shitty world not of his making, is actually not a bad use of the song at all.

I betcha the guy who ‘designed’ the logo actually works for their closest rivals, their nemesis if you will

Oh, they might not know. But the graphic designer they hired, who has now fled with their money, knew full well what he/she’s doing.

I feel like that shirt isn’t even in violation, because it’s not off-the-shoulder and doesn’t expose both her cleavage. Which is probably why she wanted to argue it at first. But then, she ended up putting on the jacket to comply, so I don’t see how that’s insubordination.

Maybe this is because I just finished watching The Keepers, but the fact that the principal actually said she had to come with him/her to the changing/dressing area gives me pause. I wouldn’t go back with him/her either. That’s really creepy.

I FIGHT FOR RICHARD BASEHART!

I recognize only one ‘bot with that designation:

I’ve seen contestants lose it because they pronounced something slightly off, even though they had everything right... so that’s just people erring on the safe side.

“Sir, there’s a report of a giant hole in a building in Hell’s Kitchen.”

Is there anything lazier than a supposed critique that hinges on ‘Hey, if this fictional world behaved exactly as the real world does, then the central conflict could be solved by simple common sense measures negating the need for superheroes in the first place’.

I am confident the evil ninjas guarding said hole/secret organization with lots of money and nebulous ties would simply kill said authorities and/or threaten to kill their families unless the investigation is closed quickly and quietly.

I think you nailed Jessica Jones.

Almost just spit out my coffee in a meeting.

LUKE CAGE: Listen, sorry Matt, but the people have spoken.

Where's Hamster Huey and the Gooey Kablooie by Mabel Syrup?