Interstellar's science took on more theoretical astrophysics concepts, which I imagine NdT respects, as opposed to Gravity, which got a bunch of super basic stuff wrong.

They would only appear to be frozen in time to an observer. Part of the problem is that it's incredibly difficult for the human brain to conceptualize the idea of time as not being static and uniform. And when it comes to things like quantum mechanics, it's almost solely expressible through mathematics.

Well… zero DECLARED atheists. It's statistically impossible that there's never been an atheist in congress. I'll even bet we've had more than one atheist President.

One thing that bothers me, are people who pretend that their religious beliefs are some strictly private observance, that has nothing to do with anyone else. Do these people never vote based on their religiously-instilled morals, for one?

- If I never see another scene of young adult extras pretending to be "at the club" in Verdant, it will be too soon.
- DJ Dumbass is the worst character in television history.

You may have over-reacted there.

I remember half of the list I was just like "these were actual shows? I've never even heard of half of these."

I forgot how awesome that Family Guy bit was. As someone who loved Futurama and Firefly, it was amazing to see Fox Execs get ripped on like that.

I think he's named Eddie because a) the producers figured "Eobard" would be too stupid of a name to use on the show, or b) Thawne decided to give himself "21st Century" name, since he's in the past.

I thought it was odd that the only opposition Gordon could muster to moving criminals to Arkham was "the building is 200 years old!"

I enjoy Cheadle's chemistry with RDJ a lot more, too.

I always figured Wells as the "big bad" was misdirection on the part of the show. Thawne has the comics-mandated history, was in none of the interviews or public appearances before the show came out, and has been pretty prominent on the show for a guy whose importance has been that of a background extra so far.

They were his terms, because as the actual cop, he knew what was going to happen, and what the fallout could be. She didn't listen to him, and almost got him killed by becoming Falcone's hostage.

The problem with Barbara is that she's a helpless moron with shitty lines, who we've been given no reason to care about, other than because Jim loves her.

Oh, and they really need to give Selina better dialogue. All of her shit about what it's like "out on the streets" was terrible.

Should have known the first shot of Dent on this show would have him flipping his coin. At least it appears they are going to portray him with his "Big Bad Harv" persona.

You know, I'll admit it - I enjoyed that "Bird is the Word" stuff on Family Guy.

A thing might happened. Everyone involved on both sides denies it happened. I feel more informed already.

Firstly, Barbara is such a fucking useless character. There's really nothing more to say about her.

A few obvious whiffs in your criticism, though I don't have time to read the entire thing: