You like it way more than I do. Which is awesome of course. For me, the first season of Jessica Jones and Daredevil reached heights the show never has (and they had their weak episodes). And I don’t think it can compare well with the best of the movies. But it still is a ton of fun at times.

Right, it’s Endgame rules.

Remove an Infinity Stone, or pull Mjölnir out of 2013, without returning the important object, and you get a timeline fork because that time is changed irrevocably.

Season 5 did this. The “original” timeline for the MCU has Daisy run off to fight Graviton, loses to him because she didn’t have…

Fitz-Simmons, the best Marvel couple, are sadly separated and I do not favor this. However, badass Jemma in survival/ reprisal mode is something that I enjoy quite a bit as well. I liked Daisy (has she always been the emotional heart of the team?) trying to reconnect with the distant, struggling Jemma and almost doing…

According to IMDB, the actress is Sophia Johnson who also according to IMDB was the bride in Seance and Sensibility. I initially thought the actress was Amanda Schull (Cassandra in 12 Monkeys, Katrina in Suits) and that she would have a bigger role in the episode. It makes total sense based on the Friends parody she…

Sophia Johnson, who imdb credits as “pretty boss” in this episode, has been on the show before, as “bride” in the episode “Seance and Sensibility” (the Jane Austen/ Bollywood episode)

What show would Ray and Nora have been stuck on? Mad About You maybe? Or Friday Night Lights?

After last week’s somewhat-flat/downer episode — this was totally worth it. So, so many great references — both in the shows-within-the-show and the actual dystopian show the show became.

: )

It was Dhan (turned on the captions to check.) And I wondered the same thing about the boss. 

To be fair, Supergirl ponytails as Kara and Kate has a whole wig thing as Batwoman.  I’m hoping that all the acknowledgment they give to the recasting is “did you get a haircut?”

Oh, now we see the violence inherent in the system!

Sadly, Guy Ritchie never understood that strange women lying in ponds and distributing swords is not the basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power comes from the mandate of the masses. Not some farcical aquatic ceremony. You can’t just claim to have supreme executive power just because some watery tart…

What I loved was Pat launching into that dad story to explain the injuries.

Does every Batman/Woman get a bat mitzvah, or only the Jewish ones? 

I agree, I think Nate is a glue guy 

Okay here is my Legends “Dream Team”:

For me it is. Despite his terrible therapy skills I loved how much Leo Snart irritated Mick. Also he supported Sara & Ava getting together! I wish he had stayed longer. I think he is in my eight, if just so that Mick could  have him around

Does he know where that tongue has been? PLACES.   (that is one of my all time favorite line readings from the show)

Classic Schmosby.