On this earth, my country's flag is.. GREEN and white??
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
Up is down!! Left is right!! WE'RE DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE PEOPLE!!

It isn't just business for YD. She makes it very clear that this at least as much a spiteful payback for the rebellion as it is about getting a new geo-weapon. What makes it worse is that, as far as YD knows, none of the rebels are still around to punish. She is wiping out a whole planet just because it reminds of a…

Well whoop-de-doo for the earth! I'm sure the cockroaches or dolphins or whatever is the next species to evolve sentience and discovers the remains of our civilization will respect us for our unwavering stance on the sacredness of personal agency.

I rather liked Arthrisha. I know we're never going to see her again and the main reason for her existing is to screw once again with Morty's White Knight fantasies (in Morty's specific case, I mean White Knight in the most positive way). Still, she's like the right balance between the extremes Rick and Morty…

Except that the aim of this particular tyrant is: planet doesn't explode.

I suppose it's the old, "would you let someone walk out into the freeway if that's what they chose to do", dilemma. How much do you tolerate people making selfish, short-sighted, or just plain stupid decisions in the name of respecting personal freedom? Especially when the collective weight of the bad decisions of…

You know how it goes: Astra probably tried to warn people the regular way, but ran smack into a wall of planet explosion-deniers. That tends to be what happens when you try to tell people an inconvenient truth.

*sigh*
Dammit Simpson. I have been defending you for the last several episodes. Then you plant a bomb without checking who besides Kilgrave could be caught in the blast. You are also seemingly so vengeful/scared of Kilgrave that you don't care if that girl rots in jail for life, you just want Kilgrave dead.
I'm done…

"Typical machismo bullshit" I don't know if you'very noticed, but everyone is trying to muscle everyone else out the investigation in order to be The Hero of this story because of their own damage. Simpson wants to be the knight and get revenge. Trish has been avoiding Jessica until she has a trophy to present…

Wow, Oliver REALLY doesn't like Simpson. Most shows and movies that try to empower their female main character seem to think that to do so they need to make all the male characters ineffectual or villains. It's like they are afraid that if they put in a capable male secondary character he will pull the spotlight off…

So here we see that the only thing stopping Jeri from being a supervillan is a lack of superpowers. She's already got the avarice, manipulativeness, and pathological self-centeredness down pat.

I know Mark Hamil was trying to make The Trickster his own character, but every time he opened his mouth all I could hear was Joker.

I know we had to get a clean look at Kilgrave eventually, but i was kind of disappointing. He will have to work twice as hard to re-attain his previous levels of menace now that we know he's actually kind of dorky-looking.

"With blood and rage of crimson red,
Ripped from a corpse so freshly dead,
Together with our hellish hate,
We'll burn you all—That is your fate!"

Reminds me of something I read in a lorebook of the Old Republic MMO. The Empire was basically kicking the Republic's ass. Then out of the blue, they sue for peace after launching an attack on Coruscant to improve their bargaining position. An economic analysis revealed why they did this. After the Sith take a world,…

Yeah, the writers of Supergirl seem to have some kind of deep insecurity where they feel the need to tell rather then show us how progressive their main character is. Maybe because the source material is a blonde pretty woman who refers to herself as "girl", flies around in a mini-skirt and is a gender flip of a…

Is it the no-nose thing? Well, then you've also insulted fan of Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, and any one of thousands of anime girls.

https://youtu.be/262r7Wuut2A
This drunk driving PSA came out in 1983, making me 5 years old at the time. After seeing it once, I always ran from the room when I saw the beginning come on. It didn't help that it was on a lot as it was apparently effective at reducing the drunk driving statistics for a time.

"The fact that Supergirl gets so much right when it comes to creating an empowering female-led superhero series makes it even more glaring that there are no women of color in its main cast."

How exactly do you freeze lasers?