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I think you'll really like the Vader stuff they do. It really hit hard for me.

Count me in on liking S&L. I was worried it would be too much like Man of Steel in the first 10 minutes, but this ended up having WAY more charm. Most of that has to do with Tyler Hoechlin being a pitch perfect Clark/Superman, but also because it felt really grounded in a good way. Seems like focus will be on the family side of things, with the superhero stuff being a nice compliment. Hope we see some of the Supergirl cast make an appearance, as I think Kara would be better at helping the kids understanding things than Clark would. Also I'm not ready to lose some of those characters.

Kinda cheating since I was on commentary, but the Trevor Lee/Roy Wilkins 105 minute match. Discounting stuff I was on the call for, I'd go Eddie Guerrero vs Chris Jericho - Fall Brawl 97 Also the El Generico- Kevin Steen street fight from Mania weekend in Miami was really fucking good.

I don't know why, but I'm pleasantly surprised that the Superman pilot is getting a ton of praise so far. I'm actually excited to see it now.

Actually really digging the tone of the Superman & Lois trailer. Looks like it will have a bit more weight to it than I expected.

After last night's game, I will only discuss my second favorite team, the Hornets, since they aren't completely fucking miserable.

Newest Batwoman was actually decent. I liked the portrayal of Victor Zsasz, but I still wish they'd stop talking about Kate every episode. Liked that they changed the suit to work more for Ryan.

I'm going to give Batwoman at least until mid-season, but this show has gone off the rails. I'm hoping it improves once Ryan is fully Batwoman, and they stop mentioning Kate every 5 seconds. That is just a writing blunder. If you want viewers to think a character is gone, you don't mention them often, if at all.

Batwoman was this past Sunday. Flash isn't back until 2/23 along with Superman. Supergirl and Legends are sometime around the late spring or summer.

Batwoman felt....idk....weird. Like, any momentum the show had at the end of last season just feels stuck in the mud as they figure out what the hell they are doing. It feels like they don't know what they are doing with Ryan's character yet, or what they want her to be. If she's legit off her rocker because of all the trauma, then that would be a fun wrinkle, but otherwise it feels like the show is back to square one.

So do they try to move Drummond or immediately flip Allen?

And Levert immediately gets traded to Indiana for Oladipo. Wtffffff?

Imagine trading away Jarrett Allen just to keep fucking Deandre Jordan.

Houston club owners in about 24 hours.

Finished S3 last night. Big improvement over season 2,and thankfully trimmed a lot of the silly stuff and forced misunderstandings. Tons of heart, and some really good performances too. The Hawk slow build and turn was amazing. Johnny and Daniel finally realizing they are practically the same was really cool. After season 4, the show is going to have to make a big shift to keep going though. It was built on Johnny and Daniel's beef, and if that is truly squashed(it should be), then the focus probably needs to shift towards the kids, with the parents being minor characters. Proba