Really, that only happened twice. Then when she dated Julian, SHE was the one who turned evil.

I’m not sure whether Neal McDonough was one of the best actors, or was just given a role that was pitch perfect for him, but the results were always dynamite.

I’d be down for more Amunet Black in any capacity.

These are Gotham City cops, though. You know they would have pocketed the pearls for themselves and reported them missing.

The T-rex wasn’t a mental projection; it was J’onn’s brother who had shapeshifted into a T-rex, so it had Martian superstrength going for it.

She specifically mentioned that they were all under three year contracts. I think the understanding is that, if they quit, they’ll only be legally barred from journalism for the duration of their contracts, but afterwards, no one’s gonna want to hire a journalist who’s been out of work for three years.

C’mon, you know there must be some old back issue about Batman, years later, tracking down each individual pearl from a variety of thieves and seedy jewelry buyers.

Plus, investing in infrastructure can only do so much when deranged supervillains are constantly blowing up the infrastructure.

Also, they can probably assume that everyone knows Gotham City is full of murderous lunatics who like crashing rich people’s galas, so not much explanation on this latest example is needed.

Alice in Wonderland is a VERY popular source of superhero/villain identities.

I think it’s less “oblivious” and more “takes comments praising her beauty as simple statements of fact”.

That’s actually a misconception. A thumbs up (or just wagging your thumb around generally) meant you wanted the gladiator killed. A closed fist with your thumb covered meant you wanted them spared.

Yeah, you can’t co-opt a thumbs up. How else are we going to signal that we want a gladiator to be killed in the arena?

If we give up the dental plan . . . I’ll have to pay for Ruby Rose’s back surgery!

To avoid this situation is the reason I’ve promised myself to watch National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation once each year, at Christmas, but no more than that.

I’ve always preferred The Hobbit to the Lord of the Rings, though it’s been long enough since I’ve read them, I’m not sure how much of that is due to tackling LOTR while it was still slightly above my reading level.

Ah, yes, the “Good Parts” version.

Monica: “You were my late night mystery kisser!?”

For full-on sex or a relationship, that might be true. However, by my count, both Joey and Rachel have kissed everyone else in the cast at one point or another, and most of the others weren’t far behind.

Monopoly seems like a terrible choice for addressing the pay gap, because as far as I can recall, you never actually earn wages or salaries in the game. All your money comes from collecting rent or dividends, selling property, or getting those sweet beauty pageant bucks.