I'm not surprised they left that one in. At the time it was a fun cameo.

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It's a kids show and not a good one, it doesn't hold a candle to comparable television.

I dont think its the kind of shows that works watching random clips. The episodes are pretty story centered and jokes usually are built upon whats been happening. The episodes are like 8 minutes long. Just watch one if youre curious

There are some great “yes and” in British science, like Brian Cox.

OP im watching this for the first time too and just finished s2. what a show

Not if you keep talking about it 😅

Censorship is stuff like the Disney version not showing a horse poop on screen

To me The Americans intro song is very forgettable. One of the few shows I skipped the intro most of the time.

Now I need to commission a House, Golden Girls, Fluttershy orgy picture

South Park: Make Love, Not War is still talked about and played often. It combines 2 huge things at their peak and did it successfully.

Talk about eye candy

>In its place will be a new take on the space cops with power rings. “Our vision for this is very much in the vein of True Detective,” Safran described. “It’s terrestrial-based.” It will feature prominent Lantern heroes Hal Jordan and John Stewart and is one of the most important shows they have in development.

What the fuck are you talking about?

It took about a season to find its legs but thinning the characters lack depth is simply a sign of not playing attention.

Sounds like you just have bad taste

That is a minor part of the fandom that is common with any kid show

Amanda Waller is the worst part of the DC universe. Who does Viola Davis have dirt on?

That’s one piece, and a piece that this episode expanded upon by showing how long they had been working together/friends (over a decade).

Then there’s Bill’s note, which made the loss of Tess even heavier, but reenforced the idea that he shouldn’t be helping Ellie just because of a potential cure, but because people like them (Bill and Joel) are their to protect others, something he will feel even more compelled to do given his “failure” protecting Tess.

All of that from one beautifully crafted episode. I haven’t played the game(s), and I think they’re doing a great job of building Joel’s character and allowing the viewer to not just see him change, but also why he’s changing.

I read somewhere the actress who played her couldn't come back for season 2, so they had to kill her character. I definitely think the show runner said they did plan to bring her back in the original story line.

Give me Sinestro Corps War and then Blackest Night. That’s all I’m asking for.

Paul T. Goldman is amazing and the Macgruber series is solid as well if you're into the movie.

Seems like a reasonable strategy.

Also that’s not really even a criticism, just sort of acknowledging that games and tv are different mediums with different implications lol

It’s so absolutely terrible in every conceivable way that it can be a real blast to watch and talk through.

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