“Well, I feel like I had mentioned Carol Danvers but...whatever.  She’ll get here on her own”

This was a weak ending to what had become a solid and entertaining show.  It played more as if it was cancelled and they decided to wrap things up with a Batman episode.  Most of this episode had to explain why the status quo was the way it was considering the terms most of the characters left in the episode before. …

That was up there for me as well as seeing Thanos’s growing realization that the overall fight on Earth was not the easy W he was expecting.

I had the same gripe about Ned and Peter, but someone came up with a plausible explanation that Ned after being revived was worried about Peter because as far as he knew, the last he saw of him he left his school bus to fight aliens. Peter returning to school clearly wasn’t something that happened the day of the…

I was just discussing this and I think he might have been in the second one.  I suppose I should Google it to be sure, but whatever.

You can definitely take a pee break when those kids ask for a selfie with the Hulk.

I think I watched one of those types of videos, and then for a while after that YouTube would keep suggesting similar videos. It was crazy the number of people banking on the movie crashing and burning. 

Ugh, having that break for a few weeks before airing the last two episodes, pushing the finale back to Endgame opening night is definitely a Disney power play.

Depends on what you want to believe.  One could posit that he could have been turned to dust, as he truly wanted to save the universe by randomly killing half the universe, and whether he survives the event is unimportant since he completed his task.  Or maybe subconsciously he didn’t want to die and the Gauntlet…

Wow, this brings me back to when Gotham was garbage.

I knew I was in for a treat when they replaced the Tree of Life at the beginning with what I assume is the chemical drawing of propane.

Question:  How do I exit the diagnostic mode in Android?  I opened it up, didn’t know how to get out until I restarted my phone.

Did they really only recommend the movies they directed?

While “Action League Now!” was always my favorite reoccurring series in KaBlam!, I’ll always remember the time I laughed until nearly peeing myself watching “Prometheus and Bob.”  I don’t remember exactly what happened but it was one of the hardest laughs I had as a child. 

I don’t remember this clip, but I’m sure subconsciously it turned me into the deviant I am.

KaBlam! was on VRV.co, but now I can’t find it on there anymore.

I cannot stress how badly I would like to watch this. Like, I know if it were to exist it would be terrible as it would be benefiting them, but damn it all it sounds absolutely trashy and I love it.

I think a lot of prestige shows run in to is that they fall in love with that main character or give in to fan pressure about how the MC isn’t actually that bad.

The only complaint I’ve ever seen about the BB finale is that it wrapped things too well.  Like everything “worked out.”  Which is why there was a theory he died in the car in the previous episode and the rest was just a dream.

Screw the House ending. Granted I had dropped out of the show sometime before, maybe around the time Cuddy was written out, but I popped in for the last few episodes.  They did Wilson dirty for no reason.