One thing I loved about RotJ is the second best line of dialogue after “Apology accepted, Captain Needa.”

Definitely the reason why Spielberg couldn't direct it.

That and the fact that when Luke escapes in the Falcon in “Empire” not only does Vader wistfully gaze out in contemplation of nearly reuniting his son, he’s so conflicted about it, he essentially forgives Admiral Piett and let’s him live.

Everyone is capable of redemption and deserves forgiveness.

Preach.

Also: You just know that Kevin’s wanted to plant one on Archie ever since he espied hot Archie at the window in Season 1, Episode 1

[ reads about a big deal kiss ]

‘As Oliver concluded, “We’re being forced to confront some of the strangest, darkest implications of our national mindset, in which market worship threatens to become a fucking death cult.”’

Watching the “Castle of Cagliostro” trailer and I’m a teenager again, back in Aladdin’s Castle arcade, playing “Cliff Hanger”. 😊

Something that’s been bothering me for a while now: Considering that Barry originally disappeared during Crisis and that Nora was his daughter, shouldn't Iris be noticibly pregnant by now?

“Where’d you learn to fight like that?”

Dude, his bit as King Osric in “Conan the Barbarian” was understated brilliance.

I’ve thought that Lili Reinhart and Cole Sprouse being actual SOs also was a contributing factor.

Also, that last minute bit of Betty & Archie sending not-serious-totally-serious texts about enjoying the kiss was a nice moment. Just a bit of affirmation that despite their protestations to their significant others, there’s still an ember there.

“Veronica has taken Helen Mirren’s masterclass. As if acting can be learned by watching a video!”

She’s rich. She probably did an actual master class with her. 

JL knows he’s dying. Of course he’s bullrushing through things: He’s working on borrowed time.

The best lie is when you think it's the truth.

Not one word about Alex and J'Onn's happy place?

I’m sorry, but if you name a flower Rappuccini’s Daughter and it isn’t lethally poisonous, you’ve done something wrong.

Also, "The Black Hole" had an amazing opening credit sequence and an awesome score.