I’d rather see Miguel Sapochnik direct a Star Wars movie.

It probably wasn’t the strongest season, and it sort of meandered somewhat after Oliver got out of prison, but I thought it was solid on the whole. Given how bad the show had gotten, it was sort of a minor miracle that the season was as good as it was.

Carbon pricing might be worth doing, but I don’t think market based solutions go far enough when the market created the problem in the first place.

I think I’d take Alyssa Milano’s feminism more seriously if she hadn’t spent the last few weeks defending an old white man who threw Anita Hill under the bus and can’t keep his hands to himself.

It also sort of feeds into regressive ideas about sex and relationships that the right believes in.

Apparently the Hey Arnold! movie they aired awhile back didn’t get great ratings, which probably didn’t help either.

I’m stating to think this might be a faulty premise:

This looks weirder than I imagined. I’m still not sure it needs to exist, but I’ll give it a chance since I thought Damon Lindelof made up for the ending of Lost with The Leftovers and I do think this looks like it has a more interesting take on what the aftermath of Watchmen would look like than Doomsday Clock.…

This looks weirder than I imagined. I’m still not sure it needs to exist, but I’ll give it a chance since I thought Damon Lindelof made up for the ending of Lost with The Leftovers and I do think this looks like it has a more interesting take on what the aftermath of Watchmen would look like than Doomsday Clock.…

“Rampant dumbfuckery now threatens our health, our security, and our planet,” explains Clooney in the clip above. “Fortunately there is hope: at United to Defeat Untruthful Misinformation and Support Science—UDUMASS.”

Meghan McCain is even more entitled than her father, which I didn’t think was possible.

“Party House” should really be higher.

Does the movie at least cover the time Tolkien helped the Legends of Tomorrow try to recover the Spear of Destiny before the Reverse-Flash and his Legion of Doom could get to it?

I’ve been looking forward to this series. I liked Hill’s run on Detective Comics and I think he has a good handle on writing Batman.

It’s a reference to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Arya is now the Day King, master of karate and friendship for everyone.

Well, I guess no HBO series is truly complete without incest.

Stories generally take place concurrently, but not necessarily simultaneously. The chronological order of stories isn’t always made clear and continuity errors still happen, but unless something happens in a big crossover event or a flagship title, it probably won’t affect the rest of the universe.

Hawkman is one of my favorite titles at the moment. I like how the book somehow found a way to streamline his backstory while making it even more convoluted.

For a movie that I didn’t have much faith in and I’m still not entirely sure needs to exist, this looks more promising than I was expecting.