We had Double Dragon.

This has actually happened before. I believe it was the first Toy Story that added end credit scenes after the film had been in theaters for a while.

Is it just me, or did Apple Jacks used to have a slightly stronger taste?

The problem with getting older is you don’t know if your sense of taste is changing over the years, or if they’ve just changed the recipe somehow...

You mean Arya’s Adventures in the West ISN’T one of the spin-off series?

Heck , *I* could frame a shot of Jon petting a fur coat that would be convincing enough...

I’m just amazed that out of the dozens of people to wash ashore, Cersei’s ONE prisoner ends up being a named character. What are the odds?
Seriously, would it have hurt to have a scene with a handful of captives and a “Wait, I recognize that one. Kill the rest and save that one for later...”? 

That scene was clearly a tease for A-Force. Don't try to make it more than that.

This episode tended to drag for me. There were several points where I felt impatient and wanted them to just get on with it.

But you assumed that it was with someone other than Steve.

These are things that happen when contracts are up and actors don’t need the money. Blame RDJ.

Because Thanos wanted to SURVIVE using the stones?

I took the girl power moment as a tease for an eventual A-Force movie. (Which only works if you know that’s a thing, but easter eggs for comics fans is pretty standard...)

... Were they expected to give serious, meaningful answers? I mean, clearly they were supposed to just good around and be entertainingly charismatic. The fun of these is seeing the actors just be real people.

This episode was the worst, with all of the characters at their worst (and it’s generally how much I like the characters that helps me ignore how inconsistent the setting is), and it was distressing that an episode written by the showrunner was so tone deaf.  Fortunately, things got better...

What difference does it make if she just orders what she wants to eat?

Stop calling every new adaptation a remake. 🙄

While they were fun on the first viewing, I’ve found that the deep dream segments of Sucker Punch are actually the most boring part because they’re just stream-of-consciousness action sequences.
Of course, it may just be my interpretation of the film as a whole that makes the rest of it interesting...

Having now seen the film, it was a charming children's Christmas film like something out if the 70s but with CGI, that Disney will be able to show on ABC or ABC Family every year during the holidays.

There's also the fact that it was the late 80s/early 90s. Comparatively, nearly all modern parenting would be like helicopter parenting back then.

Somehow, the Satanists on this show were more cartoony and paled in comparison to the ones on the new Sabrina show. It was embarrassing to watch...