Because she’s in overly formal princess diplomat mode would be my first choice here but “because we don’t talk about secret missions that could still get people who helped us hurt if this message falls into enemy hands” also comes into play.

Still doesn’t really explain why she leads that message with “years ago you fought beside my father in the Clone Wars” instead of “remember all the fun we had on Daiyu?”

Nobody really knows Anakin is Vader…

I just watched him in the original Top Gun the other day.

He’s had a couple of roles - he played the smarmy new partner of Schwimmer’s ex-wife in that movie Schwimmer did about alcoholism for one - where he has adjusted the “oh, that scamp” level of Halpert only a few degrees and been, “What a fucking tool.”

But you may be on to something that he isn’t going to be as good as…

I am going to try to be grateful for what a precious, unlikely gift seven seasons of this show was rather than dwelling on how unjust its cancellation without even an announced final season was.

It would be a cruel sin of reality for Donald Faison to be cast as Booster Gold only for the show to get canned before he gets a full season in the role.

he certainly has the fucking things up part of being a Legend down already! I haven’t actually seen Scrubs, but he sounds fun.

Came here to say the same thing. Skeets with Chicken Little’s voice is perfect casting.

Faison joining the cast makes a lot more sense now that we know Zano is leaving. And re: Braff, if availability is an issue, maybe he doesn’t have to be Ted Kord and be there in person. He would still be terrific as Skeets!

This episode hit me in the feels. I really hope it gets renewed for a season 8.

Re: BrOTP energy: Don’t forget they potentially have Booster Gold boarding the Waverider next season, too. In an interview/podcast I saw recently, Faison also said he was interested in getting Zach Braff to play Booster’s BFF, Ted Kord. Though I don’t think the CW would be able to get someone like Braff.

It’s the only show that embraces the bat-shit craziness of comic books (with nothing off limits, too wild or nonsensical) whilst retaining the boundless optimism, colour, and fun of classic comics ... but amping it up with a meaty shot of the diversity they historically lacked.

Personally, I liked him more as Frodo than Harry Potter and I wish people would call him Frodo.

I wonder if it chaps Snyder’s ass that Doom Patrol, Harley Quinn, and now Peacemaker are projects that are more for “grown ups” (to borrow his wording) than his DCEU films yet they embraced the absurdity and goofiness of comic books, often using it for comedic effect and (despite the later two shows’ hyper-violence)…

Honestly, I think there’s some “a rising tide lifts all boats” thinking going on here. Good superhero films make people excited about superhero films. Bad superhero films feed fatigue for the genre. I’m guessing it’s only diehard fans of each company who care about the difference between DC and Marvel; there’s…

“Coverdale Ranch” can only be in homage to glam metal megastar David Coverdale, lead singer for Whitesnake, right?

At this point, DCEU continuity is so vague that I’m pretty sure Rick Flag could just show up again with no explanation.

They’re people!!! The US Supreme Court said so!

Deadpool is perfect, and I liked CGI Colossus. Quicksilver was good, but largely a different character than his comic counterpart. Most of the younger generation were hamstrung by the last two movies just sucking all around, so they didn’t make much of an impression.