Quick, somebody call tge Italian American Anti-Defamation League, a white man is playing an Italian.

In other words, Batman wants order and control, while the Joker personifies Chaos.

So I take it this series does not yet rate an episode by episode review?

I'm never going to watch another Marvel movie becaused they have veered way too far from the comics universe. There, Ultron was created by Henry Pym, who turned out to be the schizophrenic Yellowjacket, due to the stress of constant size changing, the result of being tge original Ant-Man, Giant-Man, and Goliath.…

Wouldn't it be hilarious if some shadowy figures killed him and buried him out in the desert?

Everybody needed this book, because we need to be shaken up sometimes. I actually went through a similar situation with my own father, so I can relate to what Harper Lee tried to get across.

Hey Tom, you know what else the KKK flies at it's rallies? The American flag. Now if you don't want to fly either one, I'm cool with that, and I'm also down with taking the Army of Virginia battle flag down from state government buildings, as it clearly has no legitimate place there.

I'm not sure I understand why National Action Network is boycotting the Detroit Historical Museum, and what that really has to do with Kid Rock flying the Army of Virginia battle flag at his concerts.

I refuse to watch a Batman movie until they cast Tom Cruise as Batman, Katie Holmes as Catwoman, and oh, I don't know, Jamie Foxx as the Joker? And it's got to be really, really, really dark, no camp humor. I'm just having a hard time deciding who to cast as Robin. But I am intent on Nicole Kidmann as Poison Ivy. And…

And of course, they're running it into the ground, which probably goes with the territory.

I'd much rather have it in 2016 with 13 episodes, but I'd also prefer it on HBO. I'm afraid Showtime will manage to somehow fuck it up. I just hope we have a bare minimum of Deputy Andy, who is as absolutely hilarious as the thought of dick cancer. Cut that time wasting shit out and we could be watching the show next…

I never watched Arrow, nor do I intend to, but more often the things that ruins a popular show in later seasons is amazingly close to what you said. That is, when the writers stray from their vision and write for the audience. It usually amounts to a vocal minority of viewers, and nobody is pleased with the result.…

YOU'RE there for fun. Nothing ruins a suoer-hero story for me more than that cornball ass camp humor. The Carmine Infantino curse.

But three men overpowered her once. Oh, and she gasped in surprise a couple of times. And worse of all, she had to drink some whisky after shooting somebody

One thing you don't want to say to Sava if you're an old classmate seeing him for the first time since high school-

Yeah, that would be because they look gay. And the villain costumes are just as gaudy.

They'll probably delve more into it next season.

I was hoping Matt would taunt him more at the end, call him a fat-ass tub of lard, as a fighting tactic, make Fisk lose control of his temper and get careless. But I guess the writers didn't want to piss off the fat tubs of lard audience.

Yeah, that was a good point about how fast everything went down. In real life, there would have been a rash of indictments before there were any large scale arrests, and the indictments would have taken a lot of time. You wouldn't go off and arrest a large group of people on the word of one crooked cop.

I think the main problem with this reviewer is he has a bad habit of spoiling episodes for people that aren't binge viewers.