April!!!!!

I’m glad John Barrowman got out of the jungle in time to appear in this crossover*

Thanks for that. I’m very much a novice when it comes to DC stuff.

“Twice is just carelessness” - Earth X Oscar Wilde

I’ve only just realised that, because you’ve just posted this.

As a Marvel-head I’m not completely au fait with DC universe, but isn’t he supposed to Psycho Pirate. The main thing I know about him is that he remembers everything before Crisis on Infinite Earth. I assumed this was some sort of nod to that in a cack handed way.

I’ve fallen way behind on Supergirl (the last episode I saw Kara still didn’t know who Reign was), so the Argo stuff confused the hell out of me.

She was off somewhere being brooding and angry about Diaz.

It was all so meta and still very funny.

It threw me for a moment, as I thought we were going to that Earth’s Smallville. Sadly I guess this means we won’t be seeing Michael Rosenbaum’s Lex during this crossover, that would be too much to hope for.

Haha Captain Holt misplet expected.

Viola is very good but as someone who was far too young to be watching the original British series, her version of Dolly (as she’s called in original) Rawlins doesn’t match Ann Mitchell’s. Silly comparison I know, but Farrell stood out more for me.

IMO that’s weird. Why is Warner Bros turning its nose up at the Comedy/Musical category?

I just notice that Bohemian Rhapsody is also not a musical.

I must say I am surprised that Black Panther managed to direct itself. The Marvel machine is really powerful.

Colin Farrell was robbed, though I reckon he’ll still be in with a chance come BAFTA and hopefully Academy Awards.

Yeah that one confused the hell out of me. If ever there was a film tailor made to GG’s Comedy/Musical category then that it’s.

Technically for me Catwoman is a supervillain

I kind of want her to be the Big Bad of the season, then I remember I’m bored of Cicada’s storyline and want it over quickly.

The only way it would be more nonsensical would be if his plan was to kill himself first, and then the rest of the them