I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: It’s like our entire current cultural zeitgeist is the result of someone playing Mad Libs.

“Slay Anything" definitely belongs in the Hall of Fame.

They really missed a chance by not titleling Pippa's show “Mr. Palmer’s Cul-De-Sac”.

“Twilight Zone” by 2 Unlimited, which was apparently sampled for the Immortals’ Mortal Kombat mix.

Not a twist. A homage to Friday the 13th. (They had to do something to acknowledge that franchise after tipping the hat to Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween in the kid’s name.)

[ satori ]

Also gives so much more meaning to Carl’s ubiquitous bowtie — he stopped wearing neckties after Ellie died.

“And the loyalty Jordan feels towards his dead wife, his Eastern European immigrant parents, and his teenage son apparently doesn’t extend to his Injustice Society colleagues.”

Where’s the next review?

I found God’s last plea to the Saint, about suffering infinite loneliness, to be remarkably touching. It actually made Him sympathetic to me.

Disappointed we didn't get the classic line "Not enough gun."

I think that's part of the joke.

She couldn't have made this decision *before* Crisis?

Yes, Kara’s squee was pure adorableness. 🙂

I’m still very disappointed that when Liu Kang had to “Face yourself” it wasn’t a Mirror Match.

And again, shouldn’t Iris be several months pregnant with Nora?

“That’s bad news for Carver, who we learn never made any attempt to rescue her after she was pulled into another dimension, instead choosing to sell her tech to the highest bidder.”

😆

“So Story Lord escapes the Bible by explaining to Jesus how the Christian god is just a mash-up of two older religions. That’s cool. He’s a good villain. Very fit. Can’t wait till he comes back.”

Gemma’s god form? Nice homage/callback to “Superman III”’s creepy cyborg.