I wouldn’t be surprised if Avengers 4 in its time travel to undo infinity war ends up resurrecting Coulson anyway. So all the movie characters (and people who don’t watch the TV shows) will think he’s resurrected from the first Avengers. But on the TV show he’s just resurrected after just dying on Tahiti

I have a hunch that Avengers 4 will resurrect Coulson anyway for the movie-verse, thus closing the gap between the movie characters who have thought he’s dead all this time, and the TV characters who have been working with him but think he’s dead now (or after Season 5).

Well, without Veep taking a number of slots I suspect Henry Winkler would be a lock for one of the supporting actor noms for sure.

Yeah, but that puts Barry in custody. He wants to have that life with Sally and kids and a family and a house that Jon Hamm can take a shit in.

I agree with the points about the police investigation being under-written.

So, in thinking over how the episode wraps up the case by connecting Taylor and Ryan as the masterminds, I’m wondering why the cops didn’t go back to the acting class to show them Taylor’s picture and ask if they ever saw him with Ryan. I assume they didn’t do that because then one of them might have said they were at…

It’s like when people vow to start a diet, but then get a craving for pizza. And then after eating the pizza they vow to start the diet. But then they want nachos. So they think they can start after the nachos. And etc. Except in this case, Barry is feasting off the cold-blooded murder of anyone who could put him in…

So, Barry’s Facebook page seemed to show that Barry was involved in a memorial fundraiser for Chris, as if to paper over his own guilt about it while also deflecting from the fact that he’s the one who killed him. So, yeah, I think the whole point of the show is the juxtaposition of casting the eminently likeable Bill…

This show is kicking off a lot of Breaking Bad-type vibes to me, particularly with the central motif of how past sins always seem to infect the present to the degree of preventing the characters from moving on to a new life and trying to leave all that behind. There always seem to be remnants that need to be accounted…

It one thing if, when developing the film, they couldn’t get them to return and then crafted the script accordingly to kill them off to explain their absence. But that doesn’t seem to be what happened.

A look inside the Supergirl writers room

A nice observation about the giant bat, but I think Riddler’s insanity was also aided a bit by the pure uncut box beam zapping his brain.

It’s Tommy Lee Jones

The film isn’t making just a statement about Batman’s duality, it’s using that duality to drive the narrative, as Bruce Wayne’s dual nature relates to the primary motivation of two of the supporting characters: The Riddler and Robin.

I just assume he sent other people after them so the more powerful cosmic forces such as the Asgardians or Nova Corps wouldn’t realize what he was attempting to do and muster a counter-attack.

A bigger question about the scepter is why Thor didn’t insist on taking it back to Asgard with the Tesseract at the end of Avengers 1. He makes a big deal about needing to retrieve it in Age of Ultron, but are we supposed to think that SHIELD grabbed it and hid it at the end of Avengers (where the Hydra sleepers then…

Well, the Power stone from Guardians 1 was supposedly underwater for hundreds of years and the beginning of the movie was like the first time it was accessible in a while, and that’s why everyone was suddenly after it right then (although, was the force field around it running the whole time it was underwater? Were…

SPOILERS

Apologies for any spoilers implicit or explicit in the following, but having seen the film I am curious as to how many people who see it will be inclined to see it again in theaters (well, those who didn’t already pre-order tickets to multiple screenings).

This was just a weird episode to watch with how the AI plot played out. I guess the idea of Fiona diagnosing herself was meant to be a red herring to the more mundane creepy dude reveal, but in context of the Westworld premiere in hindsight it all seems very meta.