The Legends didn't cause the change, Thawne did by giving the Nazis that super soldier drug.

All of your posts make it clear that you weren't paying attention. This episode was not at all hard to follow.

I say its an obvious bad choice as the role, in most versions, gets its mileage from the visual of a man in sexually blatant drag. You can't really create the same visual with a woman if for no other reason that their not being an equivalent to lingerie for men.

En Vogue and Boyz II Men have both done covers of "Yesterday" that I enjoy more than the original.

Aside from the usual trolling I haven't seen much hate for Cox, just many pointing out the obvious bad choice of choosing Cox to play Frank without changing the role in any way that would make it a good fit. And questionable singing ability I guess.

Sometimes you just have to run out on the minefield. Don't be scared of saying a bad idea is bad.

I don't recall the show saying Eliot could never leave, but my memory could be hazy.

Kids often know where their parents blind spots are. My parents were plenty attentive during my sisters' teen years and one of them managed to sneak various male friends in for overnight visits, the other knew how to get in and out without getting caught.

"Bruh-man…from da…Fif flow."

Yep. The only sit-down options in my city were Pizza-Hut and Godfather's until CiCi's started to pop-up in the late 90's. We also had a few Little Caesar's and Domino's delivery storefronts.

Maybe in some markets, but they are usually either standard restaurant style or delivery type storefronts.

I added that to my Netflix queue because I couldn't believe anyone let him star in anything. Haven't been able to get myself to actually watch it though.

I have fond memories of Fox's Spider-man. Might be because it is the last Marvel cartoon that I can recall that allowed superheroes over 16 that weren't Avengers.

Eww. That must have been a Quesada idea.

My high school did. Same era.

And fish are constantly having sex in it.

I stopped watching the original show around the start of S3, but I remember Shane having like three minutes between death and turning in S2.

Main problem with burning anything is keeping the blaze under control. No Fire Department around if things go wrong.

There is an actual spoiler tag now.

That article has a comment section. Only 2 comments in it though.