General Lane told Clark it was synthetic Kryptonite.

As with every other episode this season, this episode was great in a vacuum. Tulloch was amazing this episode, and her lash out against Jonathan was so over the top you can understand why she immediately sought therapy to sort out her feelings. The apology was also very heartfelt. And hey, Jordan wasn’t too…

This is genuine over-the-line “cancel culture” exactly the way Fox means it. I missed voting in Charlotte Yi as Gatekeeper for Good Behavior.

“Yi also posted a checklist of what she feels is necessary for Rogen to do in this situation, which reads..”

Because in the arena of public opinion, expressing a dislike of Ms. Yi is taken as opposition to those ideas.  

It’s okay to stand against abuse, to agree Rogen should do everything on that list, and to still dislike Ms. Yi.

“You’re holding a whole town hostage!”

So does Proud Boys.

I like when a person is charged with a crime, retains council, is tried and convicted by a jury of his peers, receives a sentence from a sitting judge based on the laws of the jurisdiction, and then implies he didn’t get due process.

“I am totally confused,” he said. “I think men are confused about all of this…this feeling of thousands of men and women who are losing due process, I’m worried about this country.”

“I swear to god I just emptied the mag.”

The cameras next to the toilet and in the shower and on three walls and the ceiling of the bedrooms are probably violating some laws. 

Wait, all of a sudden *now* we’re going to keep track of and care about people at the highest levels of gov’t making insane statements, or gibberish...?

It’s not insignificant, and any plan has to account for the potential real human cost of people losing their jobs, and have a credible transition plan to deal with that. At the same time, politicians of both parties talk endlessly about “reducing government waste” and reducing the size of the government, which…

Damn this is beautiful and shows how to be a real parent.

I really can't see anything dodgy or offensive about what she said. 

Call One Million Moms what it is. A hate group 

10 seasons of Smallville was dedicated to Clark learning to embrace his destiny.

I thought the way the show handled Clark-167 was super respectful (no pun intended) both to the character and to what the show was. And I get wanting to see him get to save the day like Flash-90 (whose show was cancelled after one season vs Smallville ending after ten), but he got to punch out Lex Luthor. Even Routh’s…

It is in the U. S. constitution that all American citizens be given at least one Netflix stand-up comedy special, however, the pay scale will vary based on popularity.