I don't think the movie really needed to be a period piece in the first place.

I'd like to be optimistic about this but I just can't get exited for any DC film until Warner Bros. get rid of Snyder and his aesthetic.

I can deal with a lack of knowledge of the Halloween franchise but not being familiar with Donovan is unforgivable.

I've never seen them reuse a clue before. Did they have to hastily edit something out?

It sure is!

Kendra Saunders mentions that she used to be a barista.

You know, I'm starting to think Warner Brothers doesn't know what they're doing.

Titans has sort of touched on it and Action Comics and Detective Comics have both featured Mr. Oz but so far nothing has really been revealed yet.

The role I remember Massee the most for (Aside from Ira Gaines on 24) was the villain on that one episode of Fringe. He managed to be sympathetic but still creepy.

I remember there was a previous Great Job, Internet! on a (fairly anodyne) essay he wrote about feminism for Cosmo. It seems kind of hypocritical for GJI! to feature this.

Green Arrow #7, Deathstroke #2-3, Action Comics #964, Superman #7, Supergirl #1: Still pretty good.

I don't think so. Speaking as a "Millenial," I'm not sure I've heard of the show before.

Geez, not even Don LaFontaine's golden baritone could save that.

I'm disappointed they went with a more obvious clue about Baywatch instead its paranormal themed spinoff, Baywatch Nights.

I was being facetious . . .

I would've preferred "Light the Sky on Fire" by Jefferson Starship.

I don't understand why you hate Hillary so much. She's said if she's elected she'd pursue a policy of disclosure regarding the aliens.

So apparently Melania has put out a statement disputing the story in People Magazine. What's interesting is, she doesn't actually dispute the allegations, just a few minor details at the end of the story.

Robot: What is my purpose?

Faraci was an bullying asshole and a sanctimonious hypocrite. I'm not surprised he turned out to be a creep.