- In the goodbyes, it looks like Sandler’s Farley song got to the cast, Cecily Strong and Aidy Bryant looked particularly sad. Kristen Wiig and Kate McKinnon too.

Yeah, I remember the first attack on the castle as very well done and exciting. I always rewatch it for that set piece and it’s not as good.

I loved Willow so much as a kid. Watched it every time it was on TV. Watched it again as an adult after a long having not seen it and...I didn’t like it as much. But I still like most of the world and, yes, more Madmartigan.

I would’ve given the trailer points if the song was Amish Paradise. The Sonic design is very ‘kill it with fire’.

Hey ya’ll prepare yourself for the Polka-Dot Man
You’ve never heard a sound

Bran: That’s for the orphan boys you killed 6 seasons ago!

Biggest reason Lyanna should have survived because there is no one better at shaming people than her.

Yep, they all lived through it.

Actually, he might have died. *Now that I checked HBOGo, Gendry was with Tormund I think. Pod was with Brienne and Jaime.

Just fan favs; Edd, Lyanna, Beric, but not major fan favs like Tormund. Even Pod lived.

Love and Basketball did similar box office compared to The Brothers or The Best Man, but had a much higher budget compared to those films. They were made for under 10 million, but Love and Basketball had a 20 million price tag. Likely all the rights fees paid to the NBA I suspect.

- The Bruce-Selina scenes sold me on the characters knowing each other since they were kids. I wasn’t keen on the idea at first, but the actors made it work. I don’t know if I want that to officially crossover, but maybe some multiverse tale.

There’s also The Best Man and The Best Man Holiday. I’d like to see one on Love and Basketball. I don’t think it’s a seminal romantic comedy, but I like it nonetheless.

- In the alternate dystopian reality timeline, there will be cleavage.

I liked the Bruce and Selina scenes though. I think together, their scenes always worked. Bruce’s scenes with Gordon and GCPD not as much.

Perhaps, but only on DC shows are character names avoided at all cost. Like on Smallville, Clark Kent was the ‘Red and Blue Blur’.

They didn’t say Joker, but they also didn’t have a “I’m Batman” scene.

Faison’s so positive a person, he says White Chicks is just a tier below Coming to America! He doesn’t have anything bad to say about True Colors even though they replaced him after the first season.

One advantage of WB’s “multiverse” approach with different versions of a single character, they could do a Catwoman show/movie on DC Universe and it won’t affect Matt Reeves Batman movie.

The finale almost feels like a new show with the time jump and recasting. Lili Simmons looks like a nice choice as Selina that I wish DC Universe would make a show with her as Catwoman.