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Bizzarro-Lana is Punk Jon's aunt by marriage. She's the wife of his Uncle Bizzarro-Tal-Rho.

THIS. His Wonder Woman was and remains the Gold Standard for me, as it was that particular reboot that I think best demonstrated who and what Diana really was and what her true mission from the Gods was meant to be.

Especially given the fact that she and Clark grew up together and have known each other since they were kids (and don't forget that they dated for quite a while when they were in high school). This should have the impact of a nuclear bomb.

So now, there's a petition going around in the hopes that a streaming network might decide to pick it up (and no, I did NOT start the petition. I'm simply the messenger!).

And that's why I have a problem with the saying, "Living well is the best revenge." These are people who seriously couldn't care less about how well you're living because they don't even care that you're still alive. The only thing they really care about is themselves. Period.

Showrunner Keto Shimizu blames herself for that cliffhanger ending. As she put it, she was playing chicken with the cancellation -- and she lost.

But how would Clark and Lois explain all of this sudden new-found wealth from sources that only Superman would have access to?

Nope. He's already said that that ship sailed long ago.

Toby never had a crush on Pam that I can recall. He was in love with Nellie and was crushed when she made it clear to him that she wasn't interested, period, end of story. You're thinking of when he broke down sobbing as he and Pam were dancing together at the final office party, and when she asked him what was wrong, he simply sobbed, "EVERYTHING!"

Probably the same way they address the whereabouts of Joe and Cecile's daughter, who is an active toddler now. They simply ignore her existence.

I don't think Iris vaporized her. Remember that these involuntary power outbursts are caused by Iris' time sickness. So I think it's going to turn out that Tinya's mother was just accidentally transported to another time.

And here's a fun little online Legends quiz. Which Legend are you?

That explains why it's trending on Twitter. Time to vote! And the good news is that it's currently second in the vote, with only "Legacies" ahead of it!

Oh, that's adorable. And it explains his Twitter handle. Hopefully Baby Fisher won't grow up to mess up the timeline on a regular basis! ;-)

There's another reason that Tinya wouldn't necessarily know about the Flash, if she's who I think she is based on the comics (spoiler-tagged just in case):

The responses to this tweet are hilarious. Let's just say that Supercorp shippers are alive and well -- and VERY excited!

I hated her at first because of the way she bullied and bulldozed her way into her job, but she grew on me over time once she stopped being such a bitch to everyone and as I came to understand more of why she was the way she was initially. But she really should have handled the situation with Toby much better than she did. She should have been honest with him from the start of that mess and told him that she just wasn't into him that way and never would be.

Because we didn't see him actually take a dump on the car, but we saw him drop his drawers in preparation.

That isn't how Kryptonian powers work. Otherwise, Superman would only be able to use one power at a time. So Superman wouldn't be able to fly (much less at super-speed) and use super-hearing at the same time, for example. Just roll with the idea that even Kryptonian invulnerability is limited in the face of something (or someone) that is also Kryptonian or that possesses Kryptonian power levels. It's much less likely to make your head explode.

I agree. Jonathan is heading for a hard, tragic fall if he keeps covering for Candice. I wouldn't trust her to return his loyalty to her any farther than Clark or even Jordan could throw her.

Because he had punched someone who was himself invulnerable at the time. Have you seen the way Clark looks after he's gotten his ass kicked by someone with power levels that are at or above his own? Hell, Supergirl even kicked his ass once, and it wasn't pretty!

Invulnerability was the first of Jordan's powers that manifested itself. Remember when he protected Jonathan from that avalanche of steel pipes that fell on both of them in the barn during the pilot episode? That WAS his invulnerability kicking in. It's also why Jonathan broke his arm blocking one of Jordan's punches that was directed at a bully.

Except that the showrunners made it clear from the beginning that that was NOT the premise of the show. The premise was very simply that there is no such thing as a "wrong" choice in life -- just different choices that each have their own chain of consequences. I really liked this show in the beginning. What finally turned me off for good was the way the characters all devolved into insufferable, raging assholes, starting with Cop Joe's Uncle Frank. All of the characters simply became too unlikeable for me to care about any of them or what happened to them in any of the timelines.

Confirmed from about three minutes ago: https://deadline.com/2022/03/william-hurt-dies-oscar-winning-actor-was-71-1234977307/

You didn't, and I didn't know. That's why I asked for an explanation.