The bad news is he doesn't wear a tight shirt the whole time. The good news is that he doesn't wear the tight shirt the whole time.

If you go to a hobby or game store, you should be able to pick up some modelling glue that'll have DH swinging his Schwartz again in no time. Just make sure to try it out on something you don't care about first, to make sure you have the hang of the applicator; if it comes out faster than you expect, you might…

Okay, I know that most of the time that people complain about this stuff they're just being tongue-in-cheek, but seriously, do the people who wonder who built the Cars and/or where all the humans went also watch Wreck-It Ralph and wonder why the video game programmers bothered to code the insides of buildings that are…

I will do my best to bring honor to my class and alignment.

No, there's a sculpture of limitations…

You should get that looked at.

As opposed to the show's usual … berating.

They mean "reclusive nation in Africa." It's referring back to Wakanda, the reclusive (fictional) African nation mentioned in the first sentence.

I'm not 100% convinced it will be Barbara (I never said it would be, just that I don't think it's the kid on TV) but the Mad Hatter and Poison Ivy are also supposed to a neuroscientist and a botanist/biochemist respectively, so this show is not at all above removing villains' credentials (honestly, there isn't a…

They're really inconsistent about how old Harley is - I could swear that the first time we got an origin story for her, it was at least implied that she'd been a psychiatrist for a while before meeting the Joker and worked with him for a year or more before actually going full Harley, but later versions have portrayed…

I don't know, I can't prove you're not right and it's entirely possible you are, but I'm looking at a freeze frame of that right now and that look more like a 10-year-old boy than a potential future Harley. I think that was just to show Bruce realizing that there are kids out there suffering just like he did rather…

I'm sure Ed'll be back next season, but it would be hilarious if they leave him on ice in the Penguin's club and use the idea that the Riddler was frozen like Captain America as the explanation for why he'll be closer to Bruce's age when Bruce becomes Batman for real in 10 years or so.

Yeah, I think the problem is he was going for quiet menace, but Ra's al Ghul really calls for a bit of scenery chewing, especially on Gotham where villains rarely really land unless the actor goes really big in the first place.

I'd be afraid (especially with the writers on this show) that standalones every week would get formulaic too quickly, with every episode ending with everyone dying, and so many "here's what a different group of people was doing when the apocalypse happened" episodes that you just get sick of watching people figuring…

I hope every episode this season ends with someone threatening to kill Troy while a bunch of people aim guns at them and then those people agree to do whatever the Troy-holder wants and all is forgiven. Or at least every main cast member should get a chance to command the group at Troy-point. I just like the idea that…

And their kettles are so black!

So why isn't this guy heading down to his local Curves and demanding they let him work out there? I mean, if it's the injustice of a business excluding men that he just can't stand then he can put his money where his mouth is and start close to home.

"Tribalism is destroying our nation. Especially the tribalism of that other tribe over there. That's the jerk tribe."

Please tell me you see the irony in comparing the first and last sentences of your post.

One thing I wonder is whether they're setting up Missy to do a heroic sacrifice and then regenerate, so they can go with the idea that Missy really did reform, but leave a big question mark as to whether her reformation will carry over to her new regeneration.