I don't mind changing the secret identity thing, but joining the DA's office and becoming a salaried employee of NYC's criminal justice system is several bridges too far for me, even before you consider the bright idea to give Mr. Tortured Catholic a sidekick.

Oh, exactly. But the solution isn't for white dudes to stop talking about it, it's for other people to talk about it, too.

It is for Brave Mr. Buckingham!

I'm still shaken by that.

My reaction was, verbatim: Jesus fucking Christ! Who on Earth thought this was acceptable for broadcast television?

Hey, now! That was 30 years ago, and we've since become the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote!

I'm so upset about Abigail.

Ahhhh! I'm so excited by the fact that people love 3 so much more than the previous two.

I would definitely say that the sniper contest with Garrus was up there with the very best scenes of the series.

It's always nice to get away from work, even if it's only for an hour!

And who's more integral to Oliver's team, Felicity or Diggle and Roy?

But the only times she gets drunk, to the point of impairment, are those three episodes.

I know, haha. That was the joke.

I think "this is a 21 year old Barbara is 2014" is a pretty good explanation of why people have a problem with it.

Buffy almost never partied or got drunk, because she knew there were villains out there. Whenever she did party or get drunk, bad stuff happened.

Maybe? Bucky's resurrections was 10000% successful.

Really? I'd never imagine something like that happening in a Mark Millar comic!

By "improves" do you mean "regresses 30 years"?

I'd rather have the evil twin.

I disagree. It's well acted, decently shot and the dialogue is solid.