Honestly I’ve always assumed they’d reverse that Crisis 7 cover with Kara holding Clark.  It would have made sense to have Clark killed off so the show doesn’t have to do so much explaining about where he is when world ending shit pops up.  I’m glad I was wrong and I’m glad Tyler (dreamy sigh) is getting his own show…

I’m kind of surprised he got such a rad suit of armor by the third episode! I’m enjoying watching him gradually score better loot through side quests and grinding 

“Missing Jetpack” should become the shorthand for the opposite of plot armor. “Why didn’t s/he have the thing that would have been most useful at that moment?”

How great was Rutter Holzhauer in Blade Runner. I mean, that speech in the rain!?! #chefskiss 

The Space age is a a subcategory of time, not a subcategory of Physics.

It appears each Veidt scene is spaced a year apart, and what we’re getting is a 9 (?) year recap of Veidt’s struggle to get out of his biosphere. I know this season is not supposed to end on a cliffhanger and is meant to be self-contained (but still possible to be expanded), so I’m wondering at what year we’ll have…

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My guess is that after the Q-scores for S8 came out, the money guys figured that the best bet was to hedge and count only on stuff that directly came from Martin. Sure, everybody else can work around it, but you need a core from Martin from which you build off of. Which . . . isn’t actually a bad bet; the man is not…

The sea was angry that day my friends!

It’s funny to me to see a blond Aqualad, since he has black hair in the comics and it’s usually the opposite when it comes to live action casting - a darker haired actor playing a blond character.

I can see that. It won’t happen, but I think Hill would make a great Ventriloquist. That character is underestimated as an interesting role.

Not just under Morrison either. Scott Snyder’s Dick-starring The Black Mirror at around the same time was excellent, far superior to his Bruce Wayne run that followed shortly afterwards.

The thing about Obi-Wan and Yoda (and Luke) is that they don’t seem to physically die, but at the moment of death are physically subsumed into the Force. So maybe they have some sort of quasi-corporeality that gives them more “presence” in the physical plane. Qui-Gon and Anakin, on the other hand, died of their…

Who wants a mustache ride, ladies?

Thank you.

I juat realised ...he’d make a fantastic , Glasweigan ,pissed off ,sweary fucker version of Mirror Master*. ( who isnt in Suicide Squad normally but would be brilliant. 

+1 and thank you for saving me the trouble

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A few years ago I visited a plantation that I had been to on a school field trip when I lived in the area. I was already acquainted with it’s history and mostly wanted to check out some architectural features that child-me wouldn’t have appreciated.