I'd buy it if it wasn't a cliched coup story where she actually had to ever answer to shareholders or anyone by doing what anyone else wanted. Even Empire is using that plot device in a more believable and sophisticated way. Things that nobody says ever.

If it was cut, it's never canon. Sequel writers make a point of it by bringing back people who would otherwise be unavailable due to their death.

Agent Carter is thoroughly superior to The Flash in every single aspect. Unless you can't get enough emo relationship pining melodrama.

I saw both versions. Even if we don't see their corpses, what, they're stuck as humans in the arctic north with no food? Unless we see Superman bringing them to jail, they're dead.

And what the hell is up with Alex thinking Kara should beat her down after already being subdued? You should practice murdering by punching my face. You said sparring, not scarring, you unethical control freak.

Every time I watch, I find new things to be annoyed and disappointed by.

He also killed Zod and the other Kryptonians in Superman II. After they'd been rendered powerless too. But yeah, no modern version of Superman kills, except for Doomsday.

Don't give Dick Wolf any ideas.

Last night's MNF is proof that MNF kinda sucks. And the last TNF game that wasn't on CBS was Titans@Jaguars. Who wanted to see that? The league is kind of dumping the games that will get watched the least on cable.

Canadians can't be rednecks.

Yeah. I had trouble paying attention to this episode. I think it's too late for me to care about any of these characters. They're firmly stuck within their archetypes and the show is as predictable as ever. Of course she gets her powers back just before Jimmy pulls an LA Law. Also, a really weird editing/directing…

No, you're welcome to dislike anything, but you are picking an odd target and you're especially blaming the wrong person for what was wrong with the remake. It's almost completely random. She isn't even credited for her work in the remake. If you're gonna have a beef, at least have an accurate beef. Blame the actual…

Could not disagree more and you misunderstand the point entirely. She did not write the dialogue. She changed broken English into English. Stuff like, "Have you am going to bring him's sister face to the hospital doctor" to, "She really needs to be in a hospital." Her personal dialogue style seems to be overly…

It was a callback to his "I'm very good at sex" metaphor with the waitress and him imagining that she was into him for wanting to come along and fight Deadites.

Bobby…! Joe got taken by presumably the same tree. The same thing might have happened off camera or she might have just died. But the tree had a face in Evil Dead 2.

You're kind of ignoring how Ash's personality most closely resembles who he was in Army of Darkness. He did not even come close to the levels of flawed, cheesy narcissist in the first two films.

I disagree. I think her character is a throwback to the first film. Her arc is meant to resemble Ash's experience in the first movie, one of confusion, bewilderment and pure terror. She also serves as a stand-in for the part of the audience that has never seen the original films, learning the hard way just what the…

It's not exactly a common term and it already gets explained in the same sentence it's mentioned in.

He had it coming. If I wanted to watch kids take a dump, I would have one of my own.

Also, Deadite possession of the living seems to be washed away by the morning light, so long as their body hasn't been rendered unsurvivable. Dead bodies during the day are fair game. They can still possess a body with its intact head removed, as demonstrated, but I imagine it must be annoying to not have eyes and…