…I'm guessing you've never had real Guinness.

Finn Jones has a goofy energy here that makes.me much more confident in him as Danny.

Probably the best question asked.

Thea and Roy, Tommy and Laurel, and Moira and Walter were all great, too!

He would have been a better Boomerang than Ashur. Boomer's supposed to be dangerous in a goofy way.

Watch Spartacus!

I knew I recognized him!!!

Yeah, I think we might see a bunch of resets from here, as Barry tries to "fix" everything.

I think the start of the season might involve several episodes of him trying to "fix" the timeline, and put it back to the end of S2.

I think Claire's breakdown at the end of issue 6 worked really, really well. Hit me right in the feels.

I think that's kind of King's point, though.

Eh, I've really liked it. Alfred's fantastic, and I'll forgive a lot from a Batman story that includes the line "this is a good death."

Really, really looking forward to Dastardly and Muttley, and hoping I don't have to read Wacky Raceland to get it.

I need to read the original Fury Max, but "My War Gone By" is one of my favorite comics.

Yeah, Jesse's fundamental arc is learning how to cry again, and how to be open with the woman he loves, rather than being "the stereotypical Hard Man Willing To Do Hard Things."

Garth Ennis's first name is "Garth," and has referred to himself as British.

I mean, the Big Two's attempts to mix the fundamental immaturity of the mainstream superhero genre with the ultraviolence of Watchmen is exactly what Ennis (much like Alan Moore) hates.

Also watched and enjoyed the movie for the first time, too. A bit dated, but a ton of fun (a lengthy, gratuitous shirtless Mel Gibson fight scene in the pouring rain!)

Dude, I'm a white male in my 20s. This show IS my wheelhouse.

So…I really, really enjoyed Lethal Weapon. Again.