I'll be amazed if he hasn't completely destroyed his brother's company by end of season, and that might be part of it.

Yes, as noted elsewhere, they were Legion of Doom analogs. I don't see a connection to Doom Patrol at all, though I'm no Doom Patrol expert.

If you italicize it, it's French, if you don't it's English, with English grammar rules, cliché is a noun, clichéd is an adjective; accent optional, though preferred by some dictionaries.

Most famous for a story about P.T. Barnum who used to "This way to the egress" signs as a way to usher people out the exit of his "museum" so he could sell more tickets. Most people don't know what "egress" means, so they thought it was another attraction/exhibit.

Hmm, the version I'm familiar with, Minos used this puzzle to find Daedalus, but Daedalus' host, Cocalus of Sicily, arranged Minos' murder before he could act against Daedalus.

metaphorical

Let's not overpraise: almost all of the naked people.

CH isn't really a quarter hour though, either. The last epsisode clocked in at 11:11.

They reset the show every day, so yes, if anything goes wrong, it's not a huge problem. But it's clear that this is rare, and possibly has never happened. Yes, the show doesn't come out and say explicitly "everybody loves this and no one has ever objected to it." But the portrayal of a daily routine run like a theater…

That remark about tasers is to assure the parkgoers that they are safe from Victoria, even though she should be thought of as "an escaped lion". The story reset happens if Victoria gets off the designated track (by attacking a park goer, for example). I think there is a strong implication that there is basically…

More devious than angry, which was actually refreshing at the time, IIRC.

This particular case got a lot of press and Hoover felt compelled to give it resources. Though the nature of some of those resources might be problematic, depending on whom you believe:
http://www.theguardian.com/…

I understand the desire to fit this in with other recent movies, but I'd have also been interested in comparisons with this previous Jesse Owens biopic:

Mississippi Burning is ridiculous in it's depiction of the heroic FBI combatting racism, however.

Trump's rider says all his green M&M's must be spray-painted gold.

the writers choose not to say anything insightful about the actual 2016 presidential election

Spoilers for zillion year old movie.
Well, the Denzel Washington character in Training Day wasn't "morally ambiguous" either, he was a criminal, who picked Ethan Hawke's character as a gullible patsy. That's not something that they can stretch out into a series.

We can both be drunk, it's fine. :-)

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Aside from the fact that Lewis Wilson is no longer with us, best Batman beats first Batman.