They actually did that in one of the episodes of Justice League Action that he’s in — his accent is so overbaked that he’s completely incomprehensible to everybody.

I thought the Liverpool origin was a retcon. I’m surprised Moore didn’t have him hailing from Northampton, mind you.

Red Riding isn’t Geordie, it’s Yorkshire.

If I recall correctly, Constantine was originally from Newcastle, which would make him a Geordie.

iZombie was Vertigo, and the Losers film was based on the Vertigo version.

Watchmen was never Vertigo. DC all the way.

Doctor steps back onto an unnoticed banana peel, goes arse over teakettle, falls into an unnoticed open sinkhole, and vanishes from sight with a long, long scream....

I just go with Berlantiverse.

DCTVU, otherwise.

Well, they do have Adam West’s voice show up narrating an in-show ad....

This Just In: The CW to be renamed The Berlantiverse Network.

Probably the Shenzhou.

Off-camera, Kent Schocknek came running in and dove under a desk....which was really weird as her didn’t work there.

I say this with affection, Kamil -- well, no I trump here (i.e., utter a falsehood knowingly) -- just FUCK RIGHT OFF.

Thank you.

Yea, saw that coming from episode one, and the real question for me was how long they could keep the plates in the air.

So, he’s pretty much turning into Howard Hughes without the talent and the copy of Ice Station Zebra.

Alright, bring back the red strongman trunks, ditch the rest of the outfit, and give him a gigantic handlebar moustaches with spit curls on the ends.

Back when Legends Of Tomorrow was supposed to have a full cast overhaul every season, and Ryan was paying his visit to Arrow as Constantine, I had a feeling that Berlanti had at least boarded and pitched a companion or follow-on series based around Justice League Dark, that would be called HOUSE OF SECRETS or HOUSE OF…

It could go under either title, I think. It would essentially be Justice League Dark.

Well, this is just giving more and more ammo to my belief that there’s a HOUSE OF SECRETS series or miniseries project in the works, and that it’s been on the boards for quite some time (it would be a question of where it goes.)

Technically, they’re not stealing the work of others, they’re infringing on a rather large corporate IP. Essentially, large parts of *their* work copies or is directed by the established IP of CBS/Paramount, without license being granted, or the former tacit approval.

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