There was some good stuff in S2, but I’m satisfied where S1 ended.

I think ideally, you’d want someone who (a) was a cast member; (b) early in the show; (c) had a successful career that is in some way attributable to SNL; and (d) went on to have a successful career so that he or she is still famous enough to host SNL now.

Hmm interesting I think I remember a stick to sports thing on Deadspin I just thought they dropped comments on The Root, because most of those comment threads devolved into racist trash

But who is playing the most important cast member of all, cocaine?

Another actress I would love to get to see play Supergirl again: Izabela Vidovic, who played  young Kara on the CW Supergirl 

Pity. The Flash was a hot mess and I can’t blame Gunn for wanting to start with a clean slate, but Sasha Calle was one of the definite high points of that movie and it’s a little sad that this’ll be her only outing.

As for this version of Supergirl, she’ll apparently be more of a hardened badass...

she’ll apparently be more of a hardened badass than the more uplifting and optimistic version of the character that Melissa Benoist played on The CW’s Supergirl.

Jimmy Fallon excitedly grasping at him was eye roll worthy, but then again so is literally everything Fallon does

That Sarah Sherman double take (wait, WHO’S HERE??) spoke volumes. I’m very glad I didn’t stay up or waste time watching this whole episode; between Timberlake, Fallon, Dakota Johnson and now Dave Chappelle For Some Reason, it seems insufferable.

As much as it would suck seeing that hack bigot wander onstage for the curtain call, imagine the extra sting of seeing your colleagues and coworkers eagerly embracing him.

This sounds like the opening to Meg 3: Earhart’s Revenge.

That’s presumably what the last paragraph meant:

Everyone knows the airplane and Amelia are in the Delta Quadrant. 

My theory is that most of the supernatural happenings will prove to be caused by the microorganisms that were being studied by the Tsalal group breaking free of their frozen prisons and somehow infecting everyone’s brains.

Let’s talk about those oranges: There are a few in the opening credits, and now Navarro finds a whole one out on the ice while searching for Clark. She throws the fruit out into the glacial darkness, and it freakily comes rolling right back. Are we following Coppola rules here? If so, Evie, you in danger, girl.

Weird how the reviewer totally omitted the pretty important fact that the “Murder-Suicide” was actually a Murder, and that the bad guy was alive and happily humming when the Dynamic Duo arrived. One of them obviously killed him and made it look like a suicide.

Danvers was being an unreliable narrator with Pete about the abusive husband case she and Navarro worked on. As we saw in the flashback, he killed his wife, but he was alive when they got there. I’m guessing Danvers or Navarro shot him in cold blood (pun intended). This is part of their complicated dynamic, a bond…

Cone on, if an episode ever deserved an F this was it. It’s also bizarre that they’d let an asshole like Timberlake be on the show. But if you are buddies wiht Lorne he doesn’t care how much of a prick you are to people (see Alec Baldwin).  The audience gushing over him in the monologue was gross.  The only…

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