Yes. “We did it for the show”.

When he rejects every attempt at adapting his work I think that “reflexive” is a good word to use.  Let’s not pretend that just because Moore did some genius work in comics that he can’t be a human being with foibles and hobby horses just like everything else.  The fact that he wrote some fantastic stories doesn’t…

That whole sketch came about because of a line in Paul Mooney’s “Negrodamus” sketch where he said “White people like Wayne Brady because he makes Bryant Gumble look like Malcolm X”

Brady was also in the final season of the show Colony as a tech mogul running a quarantined Seattle for alien overlords. 

Yeah, it’s directed by Lawrence Schiller, who wrote a pretty comprehensive book about the case.  He’s relatively sympathetic to the parents and the book kind of argues that we’ll probably never know who did it because the Boulder PD bungled things early on.

Definitely don’t show her Zodiac.

I remember getting laughed at by people cause I thought the one commercial for Louie was real rape-y

He’s a producer, that’s his job. 

He’s one of the most successful producers in modern Hollywood.  That’s part of why he was able to get away with this shit for so long. 

Supposedly Frank Sinatra is his real dad.

One of the networks did a JonBenet miniseries with Ronny Cox as the dad and Kris Kristofferson as one of the cops.

Honestly, I’ve read all the Batwoman comics, and I don’t have a problem with it.  Jacob’s interest in Kate and her Batwoman career was always motivated by his interests as much as hers.  They have a complicated relationship.  I think that making him a private security contractor rather than a soldier is more of a big…

Just because you’re gay doesn’t mean you have to be all about the gay. I think it’s reductive to say that a prominent gay character who suffers injustice because of their sexuality can’t fight crime like anyone else but has to be some sort of gay champion. If anything that seems messier and reminiscent of the 1970s…

It’s important, but I think they’re right that there’s a question if all of this should have been in the pilot episode. 

To explain further for people who aren’t aware, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act forbids employment discrimination based on several “protected classes”, one of them being sex.  There’s an argument that this outlaws discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity as well.  Logically and legally it’s…

First, in many state’s it’s completely legal for a company to refuse to hire you for being gay.

. In the comics I don’t think Batman is supposed to be that much older than her. He’s maybe ten years or something. But I guess they wanted to tie Bats directly into the apparent death of her sister (which in the comics was a terrorist bombing IIRC).

Luke will obviously be tech support for her, but without the possibility of romantic tension ala Felicity because she’s gay.  In the comics he’s also a superhero in his own right, Batwing.

The Bruce Wayne line is also completely untrue, at least from the comics.  Kate is really her father’s daughter and is pursuing a military career when she gets kicked out of West Point for being gay.  She goes through a party girl phase, but she’s really not like Bruce Wayne. 

She’s a lot loopier than Mad Hatter is and in the comics is a different aesthetic.  Mad Hatter is very manic and cartoonish where she’s more ethereal and otherworldly.