I like how Alfred ponders what will happen when the last clone dies. Is this the end of the Caped Crusader! Find out next time. Same Bat-Time, same Bat-Channel.

Heheh... the last frame...

Well..... that's dark.

Oh, and in other news, Captain Boomerang showed up, Thea hired a cute DJ for her club, and, in the flashback, Ollie learned how to do laundry. Real nail-biters for subplots this week.

Now I'm glad I stopped watching Gotham. Also, if Bruce Wayne is so young villains like the Penguin and Two-Face are going to be nearing 50/60 by the time Batman starts, then they're going to be 70-80-dead by the time Robin comes around.

To make it better, he should actually say the word "wink".

I hope this will involve a trapeze and a few carnival clowns.

I also saw a comment on another story about this, and they put a little fake dialog that is probably going to happen.

Oh man I laughed so hard at this. You understand this show so perfectly. It's trying so damn hard to be a Batman show... without Batman. It's pretty pathetic. :(

After being a little bit interesting last week, it pretty much killed my interest with the ham-fisted, anvil-dropping use of Harvey Dent with half his face in fucking shadow. This, is just...beyond rock bottom. It's fucking tunneling.

Don't encourage them.

Turns out Tony Zucco poked holes in the diaphragm.

Their name will be retconned to the Robin family. They will turn into the Flying Robins.

Pedantic Clarification (Sorry not sorry): None of these films are "mockumentaries" because a mockumentary is parody or satire using the form of a documentary.

To me the biggest problem I have with found footage movies is the conceit that I'm supposed to give a shit about these characters who are such big assholes that they refuse to stop filming no matter what.

This.

He got Superman as many people have seen him over the years; a self-righteous stooge, easily manipulated by authority figures. "A big boy scout" isn't usually used as a compliment.

Never understood why the chose to go the DKR way. The novel implies years of relationships between Batman and Superman and also years of development betweeen Supes and the dovernment... doing it as a sequel to Man of Steel dounds just a tiny bit far fetched... or just simply bonkers. :D

You know what's making me really anxious about this movie?

Hey, it was 1981. Bruce Wayne was a child of privilege. Couldn't his parents have gotten him the movie on VHS or Beta? Or hell, his own damn 35mm print?