I don’t disagree, though I’m willing to see where they go with it, and what the long-term ramifications are (anything can be undone by season’s end, after all).

Here’s hoping they extend the next generation to include both the Xbox Series X X and the Xbox Series X S!

I’m torn on the Gallifrey thing.

I don’t know how anyone could complain about Graham, and Ryan’s always been compelling, for my money.

To piggyback on this, though, I found it distressingly easy to buy that MI6 never bothered with alien stuff when those organizations were around, and didn't pick up the slack after they were disbanded. 

I hate that they’re getting rid of Ray because they’re out of stories to tell for the Atom, but they’re bringing on a Ryan Choi.

It’s probably best to assume that the Earth of Black Lightning is a different one, and that the people who live there just use their own numbering system.

Thanks, I missed that statement.

What the hell is the CW thinking by kicking Brandon Routh and Courtney Ford to the curb?

A Bat-Family team-up would be meaningless if it’s not Kate’s Bruce, anyway.

I’m hoping that Kara and Kate can compare notes on the Lena and Alice situations, respectively. It’s interesting that the series have run with similar “can this person I love be redeemed” angles, albeit with radically different details (and, so far, conclusions).

I really only started to “get” Lena over the last few episodes, as they reinforced her long history of being lied to and manipulated.

Beyond proving that your premise was completely wrong, it didn’t accomplish a thing.

The news that Spidey might go back to SONY...

It was actually Lyla’s personal assistant, which is the next best thing!

There’s also the 20% discount on purchasing Game Pass games, so it’s a decent deal if you like buying, too.

Because pouring all of your resources into one game and revenue stream probably isn’t the healthiest choice as a company?

the “old, campy” Bluntman And Chronic movie is getting a gritty remake in the form of Bluntman V. Chronic...characters mock his shameless self-plagiarism, his questionable skills as a director, and his nepotistic habit of casting his daughter, Harley Quinn Smith

She’s had a recurring role on Star Trek: Discovery as Spock’s mom, Amanda. Sadly, that role has likely come to an end for plot-related reasons.

Arrogant? At least locally, it’s hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing, all the time.