At this point it’s looking like all of humanity was a mistake

The internet may have been a mistake guys.

This may be a little late, but may I suggest Lawrenofsky?

I still think the scene in season one where Snart interacts with his child self is one of the best scenes in the entire series, and phenomenal work from Wentworth Miller.

I was not prepared for the deep dive into Mick’s understanding of his father, and the role Vietnam may have played in his father’s later mistreatment of his family. But I really, really loved it.

I remember when Brave came out, reading articles about how Chapman was working on a story about mother-daughter relationships, then she was taken off the project and replaced by two men, and the result was the mother getting turned into a bear for wacky shenanigans for most of the film.

If they turn Ruby into their own version of Johnathan Kent I’m going to laugh.

The trailer for the crossover is awesome. I don’t know what excites me more - Oliver jumping through a vibe portal to shoot a Nazi, Sara and Kara ripping their dresses so they can fight, or the fact that someone thought to invite the beer-swigging pyromaniac to the wedding.

Oh please don’t tell me I’m going to have to pay for another streaming service to watch Young Justice season 3.

I find it fascinating that Lena Dunham, the AV Club commenters’ human punching bag, suddenly becomes someone to be protected at all costs when it’s a woman of color calling her out.

a. Wasn’t this a Black Mirror episode?

‘claiming that he’s leaving because of the “politicized atmosphere” that now exists on the show’s set’

Terrible take

The New AV Club has that cozy, small town feel. I’m fixin some lemonade, wanna sit on the porch rocker for a spell?

Word of mouth helped Wonder Woman for the fairly complex reason that it was a good movie. Everything I’ve heard about Justice League suggests “rent it on iTunes when it’s half-price”.

Exactly.

I walked in with very low expectations, given the history of this rushed and half-assed cinematic universe and the low tomatoscore. But I walked out of the theater in a much better mood than I entered. All I needed was for the characters to be fun and *enjoy* saving people, and that’s what I got.

I didn’t believe in the Ghostbusters claim of coining “is toast” as “is dead” either, so I went to the OED hoping to find some 19th century usage. But to my surprise, it read:

funny and absolutely nailed the era of it’s music video. my favorite line:

Why would you share this. This isn’t our business.