Perd Hapley on Supergirl!
Yes, I'm catching up on TV.
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Perd Hapley on Supergirl!
Yes, I'm catching up on TV.
Yes, I'm catching up on TV.
So Jealous. My queue is so long.
In case you didn't know Supergirl was evil, she's wearing the tight clothes, using lots of makeup, and using all kinds of hair products.
Just once, can we have an episode where someone turns evil and eschews wearing makeup? "Fuck these high heels, they're uncomfortable and stupid."
But but but looking like you want to look sexy is EVIL, Dana! Even I know that! (Of course, Nice women spend lots of time putting on makeup that doesn't look like they're wearing it.)
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See, I can get behind evil makeovers like Madalena on Galavant where you're suddenly wearing black silk gowns with spiky jewelry and violet eyeshadow or dragon-themed armor. It's the Sandy from Grease transformation that's problematic.
I don't mind the story, and I like the way it has repercussions in the rest of the season. Just...tight black clothes? Really?
The Flash crossover was nineteen kinds of fun.
Just once, can we have an episode where someone turns evil and eschews wearing makeup? "Fuck these high heels, they're uncomfortable and stupid."
YES. Why doesn't the transformation go more like:
Superheroine: Due to the pressures of a society that demands she look fuckable (but not too fuckable) at all times, defends the world against evil wearing makeup, high heels, and clothing generally unsuitable for combat.
SuperheroineTurnedEvil: No longer gives a shit about what society demands (because, evil), wreaks havoc in the same pair of yoga pants she's been wearing for three days, a pair of lightweight cross-trainers, and a fanny pack.
It's the Sandy from Grease transformation that's problematic.
You know that she's dead, right?
Do you subscribe to the Danny-didn't-save-her-from-drowning theory or the committed-suicide-after-singing-goodbye-to-Sandra-Dee theory?
I'd never heard the whole Sandy being dead thing, or if I had it didn't stick in my memory. I am one of the few that hasn't seen Grease although plenty of bit and pieces here and there.