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Weakest episode of the season. I really wish they hadn't ever bothered introducing Gar. We are one and a half seasons in and they still don't knew what to do with him. I spent all of last season...

Jean Smart is sooo good.

That little retcon there with Aqualad moving in front of Jillian instead of just turning around was laughably bad and awkward. Otherwise the ep was okay.

I really don't need Lynn to get powers. Hope they don't go that route.

The problem with the Will as Hooded Justice thing is that there are massive contradictions if the comic is canon. There's no way he was passing as a White guy in a shoddy costume while pretending to...

So who took Will?

Exactly. It seems like they feel obligated to deliver breadcrumbs of that story "arc" but are not actually invested. I feel bad for the actress.



I wish Lala had the actual comic tattoo man's...

The Storm pic is from Hickman's book and she does not look like that throughout. It's a weird lighting choice.

I don't understand what this show is doing with Grace or why I should be invested in her getting together with Anissa.

A couple YT reviews have been weirdly obtuse about the show tackling race. White fragility is active even in people outside the US.

Mahershala is excellent on the current season of True Detective, and apparently he had to talk the showrunner into making the lead character Black after being offered the supporting role.

It sounded like a bdsm arrangement so I don't know how a studio reasonably investigates sexual assault in that context. What a mess.

He's fucking that woman in the same house his sick wife is in. Humans are trash.

It didn't matter when they destroyed him because once Strange forfeited the Time stone, Thanos could recover the Mind stone whenever he wanted.

That wasn't the plot though. Their efforts to save Vision and their efforts to stop Thanos were one in the same. They weren't sacrificing any lives.

They could try inventing some new White characters that aren't awful human beings.

Casablanca. Snooze fest.

They really need to figure out what to do with Beast Boy. He joins the team for no real reason apart from his interest in Rachel (when both actors are years apart making it kinda icky) who he's known...

It debuted in the fall. It's terrible but I wasn't a fan of the original either so...

The sisters are Latina in this but only one of the actresses is irl.

Jurnee looked good as Dinah in the milliseconds she was onscreen.

Bishop was a recurring character on the 90s series and a major character in the AOA crossover not long after the show ended.

He voiced aloud each incident where BL showed up when Jen and Anissa were in trouble.

Yeah I think I remember reading that origin on a wiki, I just wondered if he'd also had a different one the show is drawing from. Because otherwise I don't get it.

But they're best known for the social stuff. Like that's they're main hook as a brand. But I see your point about the movies being able to grow from that and tell other stories where they face...

You mean not at all?