Yep. A comment made because Tommy was last specifically mentioned…when? Grieved over in any real way by who…?
Considered not worth bringing back by anyone.
Odd indeed.

Next up, Tommy's charred skeleton gets thrown in the pit and his avenging zombie goes on a rampage strangling the city's loose rebar.
Team Arrow is slow to respond, 'cause who the eff is Tommy again?

Given the differing timeframes and levels of prestige, there's no way Sleepy Hollow and the X-Files will cross over, is there?
…Unless they meet up in an alternate dimension, as facilitated by Fringe!
C'mon John Noble, you're 2/3 to making it happen.

Part of my network's description of the episode? "Joe has a surprise for Iris."
Sounds fun!
Oh. Ooh. Well, that's one way to put it, TV copy writers.

I'm thinking the only way Barry could extract a full vial of blood in an instant is through some kinda suck and spit method…which is gross in both literal and entendre forms, and I regret bringing it up.

(Most) jokes aside, I think Bill Murray could make a great Hannibal-esque villain. He's dry, witty, unflappable, and does drama well.
Throw in Jason Schwartzman as a Clarice and a jail cell of precise, symmetrical horrors and Wes could really have something.

I think I tend to feel more generous towards Simpsons when there's a good Bob's Burgers leading in. But hey, who needs new BB when there's a chance to talk about football that just happened! Now THAT's entertainment!
(Seriously, though, fuck football)

Wanna date a superhero? Be a cop or a reporter.
Wanna keep it casual? Be a villain who isn't TOO villainous.
Don't be anything mundane, or you'll just be murdered for motivation.

Being a lazy, broke uncle, I gave my nephew some of my old PS2 games as a birthday gift about a year ago, among them the first Sly Cooper. He LOVED it. Obsessively, even. He had a Sly Cooper cake at his last birthday, and is counting the days until the Sly movie comes out.
I gave him Ratchet and Clank and Jak and…

Okay, honestly, so Vancouver is like 60% empty warehouses filled with junk and debris, right? Or else there's like two or three that competing crews camp around, waiting for their turn, eying each other over a sea of craft service tables.
"Wait, aren't' you with Modern Family?" *shrug, "Warehouse scene this week.…

At least now that Bruce is back in school there's potential for the kind of prequel silliness comic fans are used to when he goes on a field trip to a museum at the same time as a class visiting from Smallville.
"I'm Bruce. Super to meet you, Clark!"
Then they get into a caper involving hiding from art thieves in a…

I'm reminded of people who passionately try to defend rape in fantasy fiction. "It's just realistic! Gaaah, first they say violating women for cheap drama and titilation is wrong, now children's toy slaves are wrong…where will the the persecution and tyrrany end?! I'm such a victim!"

…I like it.

Cut to a bar scene with a guy in bomber jacket labeled "Jordan" hanging around…who then lets a bunch of goons drug and kidnap a guy?
No amount of chili is gonna patch that one up, Hal, ya fatcat! Dig it.

"You can be sad." Clearly not just advice, but a philosophy to live by for Joe "Misty Eyes" West.

Seriously, it has so many great people acting out a great concept that just turns out to be …blah.

I'm not crazy about the comics' gender politics. But there's a precedent is all I'm sayin. Don't think I'm not rolling my eyes at it all .

Good! Flatliners falls into the category of Great Ideas Executed Poorly. The "revelations" the characters had in death were just so dumb…

I would say the lady-on-lady making out is exploitive (and it totally is), but according to the comics Gotham is overflowing with lesbians. Renee Montoya, Maggie Sawyer, Harley and Ivy, Batwoman…Gotham is THE superhero place to be for women who like women. (And yet my mental Batpedia can't conjure any men who like…

Of course an unseasonable heat wave breaks just in time for ACL…listen up, folks. It's hot here! HOT! This pretty fall weather is a lucky exception! Summers here are so far beyond Thunderdome, Tina Turner is a parched blip on the horizon.
Come for the music, stay for the tacos, but leave for the Pacific Northwest,…