More like Manson, as per their renewal of "Aquarius."

There's not enough liquor in the world that'll get me sanely through Fuller's version of the Red Dragon arc.

I'm seeing a lot of Snyder in it, but not nearly enough Schumacher.

But will it feature a roaring rampage of revenge?

Call me when Star Sapphire Corps gets greenlit.

Throw in Kevin Conroy and you can just take my money now.

I had my doubts, but Ben Affleck looks appropriately insane enough to convey the madness that is Bruce Wayne. Needless to say, I'm hyped.

He's only mostly dead.

The Manhattan Project connection caught my curiosity, but if they work in the time Doc Brown spent with the Libyan nationalists, they'll have my full attention.

Very good, Paul. Short but pointless.

At least we'll get a chance to hear Jaime's soliloquy on the irritating nature of sand, and how it gets everywhere.

Sounds like they have some top men working on this.

I imagine next week's dinner party at Muskrat Farm will prove to be a cut above the rest.

That was pretty damn great. Sick burn, William.

However the apology was received, I guarantee it would have gone even better if he had added in his stirring rendition of "Can't smile without you."

That's how it starts- the reboots, the franchises. the feeling of interconnectedness that turns decent directors…..dull.

It's hard to say which was better: Hannibal and Will's quiet, flirty exchanges upon reunion, Margot and Alana's kaleidoscopic bedroom escapades, or the thought of Mason Verger taking parenting classes.

So no music in the air until 2017? Damn.

That's what I'm afraid of.

His dismissive "uh huh" at the end of Days of Future Past was pretty great too.