A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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Also OUAT: enjoyed it. Glad we got the memory loss for Emma out of the way quickly. I will say that if the Regina turns out to have been Dorthy, I will throw things at the screen.
I thought it was a fairly boring episode. Though, I agree that it was good that they got the memory loss out of the way quickly. Though, now will they have to spend the rest of the season trying to convince Henry? Maybe Emma will be Dorothy.
Pretty much the minute we met Christopher Gorham, it was obvious he was going to be a villain. Emma does not need someone else to be in love with her.
Though, now will they have to spend the rest of the season trying to convince Henry?
Gawd I hope not. In terms of boring: flying monkeys make everything better.
The flying monkeys are cool, and they don't have dialogue in monkey form, which for this show is also a good thing.
I just finished Orphan Black! Also with the much love! And way more painfully creative use of everyday products than I am at all comfortable with, which, less love.
A bunch of guys doing crazy Arrow-esque bow stunts: [link]
OK, could they stop showing the tail-ectomy in EVERY "Previously" for Orphan Black? So gross!
TV comic book pilot update: The Flash. John Constantine.
John Constantine.
Constantine is one of my favorite comic characters ever. You should have heard the high-pitched nigh-inhuman sounds of fangirl glee I just made. He looks like mothereffin' John Constantine! They might even let him smoke! Oh, please, NBC, don't fuck this up.
I just watched last week's Arrow. That was very tense!
I just LOLed at this comment on the AV Club's review of the episode:
Word is, Manu Bennett actually took out his own eye so he could film that final scene. How's that for commitment?
Producer: So, we're going to use technology to make it look like--
**Bennett rips out his eye**
Bennett: Fuck that, this is a lot easier. I'll pop it in later.
