I hear you, but here’s why I still think it’s valid bringing up “both sides.” New York’s governor just signed into law stricter gun control. Just now. Why isn’t this happening in other places? Whatever is or isn’t going in Washington, there are Blue states that can take measures of their own and are still doing…

Background checks, raise the age to 21, waiting period, and red flag laws are all in his speech. He wants what every reasonable person wants.

I’m curious what a Joker movie that doesn’t rely on Martin Scorsese films will actually look like. But maybe I’m being presumptuous.

“You can only blame your problems on the world for so long”

I’ve only seen him in Fargo, but he’s absolutely magnetic. I’m looking forward to this (If I can make the time- so much TV!)

is appropriately set to Stevie Nicks’ “Edge Of Seventeen.”

So true! I don’t know if the comics were like this, but America’s current political trajectory has been an advantage for the Homelander character, and it might be a case of The Boys coming out at exactly the right time. From flirting with Nazism, to feeling emboldened after learning inflammatory outbursts poll…

That blend of the street with the beach blew my frickin mind. Maybe a music video has done it or something, but I’ve never seen that before

And what that does is that it gets everyone involved in getting us together and signals to other girls that I am her’s even though I have no interest in this person

Sally’s arc has swung in extremes. Like Elsie Fisher, for example. Unless she returns for the ending, her character only existed to break up Sally and Barry. She didn’t really do anything else, and just disappeared. One of the reasons I found this frustrating is how quickly the conclusion was reached, without even…

I like this point. It tempers some of my criticism about the other side of it: That all of these people- even if they failed- have murder in their hearts.

I’m a sucker for prison storlines, so I was into Hopper’s stuff this year, but I’m confused about his ankles. Did he break them?? He never really limps after he’s out of those shackles.

I don’t understand the hate for Mike, but I think the Mike-Will pairing has more or less saved the California storyline. They get some good stuff as they both try to figure out why they’ve grown apart. Also...Does Will like Mike??

I was wondering how The Boys’ brand of superhero deconstruction and uber violence would hold up now that the market is filling with competition (Invincible, Peacemaker), but this show is still very distinct thanks to its corporate slant and social satire. I’ll never get tired of seeing what the world looks like when…

Disney and their live-action remakes

Lucas knowing that about Max was super touching to me for some reason. When they were a couple, we mostly just saw them fight. Amazing episode

I think what’s happening- at least psychologically for the consumer- is that we’re not seeing these things in stores on shelves, which gives the perception that physical media is fading. (The Movie/TV section at my nearest Best Buy certainly seems to be shrinking by the year.)

Omg this! All day

Agreed. I really hope those two in particular are back on our screens sooner rather than later.

Yep. WB can manage this, if their marketing leans completely and fully on the Keaton of it all.