He also provides important information about Erik Stevens (AKA Killmonger) and his Black Ops training, which provides some insights into his plans for Wakanda and the world.

The penultimate episode was better, but I did like Lobo showing up at the end. Then there was the tease of the Thanagarians. Kem’s confrontation  with Doomsday at the end of Wegthorn.   Oh man.  

Do hybrids like Barf count?

What about “Ant Dog” from Ant Man?

Maybe drop them both and make Rihanna’s character the lead. There was more life and emotion in the short time she was on screen, than in the rest of the movie.

What I’m saying is, she has the same skillset as guys like Jason Momoa. 

Will the next Open Channel topic be, is it cannibalism if you eat your own clone?

Do you think Videodrome could work as a limited or ongoing series?  Maybe if it was on HBO, Showtime or one of the streaming services...

Given the current social and political climate, this one feels ripe for adapting.  

Who doesn’t like a little Bloodsport?

Or the Margo Robbie/Samara Weaving clones.

What about remaking The Sound of Music as an Action Musical with a story inspired by Inglorious Bastards? The von Trapps shoot their way out of Austria. Take that you dirty stinking Nazis!

While I would like more Wonderfalls, I don’t know if they could capture the same quirky magic.   The original holds a special place in my heart.  It was the first DVD box set I ever bought, and really the only way to watch the whole season, given Fox’s incompetence and early cancellation of the show.  

I just feel that it should be released if only for the effort that went into producing the thing. At least let people have a chance to see it.

Fox projects post merger...

I still contend, that there should be some link between the Asgardians and Eternals. The Eternals can channel and direct cosmic energy.

The director meeting with some “die hard” fans, still waiting for the Justice League Snyder Cut.

Would Krypton count as a What If Series? We’ve reached the end of the second season and they’re no closer to setting the time line right... and I’m ok with that. It’s been a hell of a season. I’m hopeful it will be renewed for a third.

Whether it’s the evil, chaos-filled timeline of “Mirror Mirror,” Star Trek: Voyager’s“Year of Hell,” or the pulp fiction sci-fi alternate world of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s beautiful “Far Beyond the Stars,” Star Trek defined the art of alternate realities, and using choices from possible worlds to better inform the…

The rat was actually Peter Pettigrew.