Even Man of Steel's climax?

I mean, Robyn probably doesn't think she's crazy either. And she's equally toxic and unpleasant.

Robyn, because she's the crazy one.

Hell of a lot better than trapping him in the past!

And I'll call you Robyn.

I think the virus stays in the person, but the effects of his individual commands only last for 12 hours. Sort of like an H flare up.

He disagreed with you and you leapt to insults. You are in the wrong.

It would be good to mention him becoming Nuke in the "Marvel connection" portion of your review, though.

Why are you acting like such a jerk to Cirion?

That's how not to make an argument.

The ridiculous part is how it fits someone who is a bad guy. Villains with descriptive names is an old-fashioned trope that modern writers like to poke fun at.

That terrific episode of Arrow, you mean?

Everything looks better when Sara has it.

Oh yeah, I suppose the Rick Jones arc falls a bit flat (until the great ending you pointed out). I tend to forget about it and just think of the book as nearly perfect, everything else is so strong.

He walks away when she gives him the big news. Not that I take issue with him not wanting to stay in the relationship, but the way he ends it is just too abrupt and does his character a disservice.

Wow. The only real problem I had with Alias is Scott Lang being a jerk towards the end of it. What were your issues with it?

Sounds like you have lots of watching to do.

Her character was already severely diminished in The Pulse, the direct follow-up to Alias. It's a shame.

Journalists is too kind a word for them.

Didn't it suck when she vanished without a trace after the first season ended?