Spaceman Spiff

My understanding is that while he was writing the script for Superman, his family adopted a dog, and seeing how the dog was, tearing up his house when they first brought him home, and then finally coming around and being less destructive, decided to add Kypto to the story.

Which is my only fear for the movie. Too many characters to introduce, so how much are we really getting on Clark/Superman? Max Lord, Metamorpho, Lex Luthor, Hawkgirl, Kara Zor-El, Mr Terrific, Guy Gardner, the Kents. It just seems so overloaded.

I am finding the lighting on some of these to be really dark. First was the D&D one, and now this one where it was hard to see what was on the screen.

Ouch the fallout between Vi and Caitlin wasn't good, especially with Vi telling Cait she was turning into Jinx.😪

This was a good episode if only for the Jinx and Sevika teaming up. I liked the new arm Jinx made for her and the fight with Smeech was pretty good. Jinx and the little kids excitement and side eyes to each other at all the different variations the slot machine runes on the new arm were doing, as well as Sevika's WTF look on her face were great.

Yes (aware of Ashley's constantly being gone from the table for Blindspot) and during the Briarwood arc she went through the whole crisis of faith. It was done well for the show, and she got her big damn hero moment when she showed up in Whitestone to slay the newly risen dead. I am referring to her trying to get the armor to work. When she tosses aside her medallion of the Everlight because "I don't need her, the power was inside ME the whole time (my blood)"

The other odd thing is, during the game it was clear that Kash followed, was a cleric of a different god (his ex wife to be exact), but don't know if it was established on screen. I thought in Exandria that the prime gods took care of their own followers, so when you saw the Raven Queen in that shot I thought, gee Kash's ex is gonna be mad the Raven Queen is taking her follower.

This season didn't wow me like the prior 2 did, and I think it's because they changed a lot from table to screen, or I felt they did. My memory of the later half of campaign 1 is iffy. I don't think we needed the back story of Allura and Kima, as well tossing those 2 into the White Dragon fight, but since they removed Raishan from helping during that battle I guess they needed to add "someone" and, frankly they are paying the voice actors already, may as well give them more to do. Also no need to throw in Zerxus from Calamity, just cause. This bothered me, especially since Kash and Zahra help them when they eventually go after the Whispered One (S4 arc). Unless that is part of my hazy memory. Other things I found questionable. J’mon Sa Ord being absent from the from the battle. The dragon eggs never hatched, yet here they did and attacked White Stone as if that place and it's people haven't suffered enough. It was Fort Daxio that was attacked by Thordak's forces. Having Ripley being killed by just Vax and Vex. It was all of them that took out Ripley and that is when Percy fell. She seemed to be "getting away" too often in the show Pike forsaking the Everlight because her blood was magical...?? I really liked the Percy/Vex romance in the game, it was always understated and subtle but appreciated. So I felt the full on sex scene was a misstep here, IMO it should have ended with Vex dragging Percy into the room and throwing him against the wall, we as an audience can construe the rest. I knew that a Bard Lament wasn't going to occur, and glad they skipped it. The long time it took them to resurrect Percy he was there for the Raishan fight. I get they felt they had to streamline some things, so this season was meh for me.

I don't recall this happening in this episode.

Wow..this one was just...Wow. Made me a bit uncomfortable to be honest, but really helps you understand Angel Dust more.

I am really enjoying this show. The animation is great (unlike the new Amazon Batman series). The characters are compelling, the stories are detailed and the songs are fantastic. I am really surprised that no one seems to commenting on this great show.

A bit of a slog to get through for me. I was never "I really need to see the next episode" so it took me bit finally finish. Everything was happening too slow, long drawn out visual shots or peoples reactions didn't hold my attention and get me asking for more. Worst character was Max. At first I was all "fist pump" when he let his knight die (cause he was an asshole) and he got the armor, I was thinking now he's gonna prove himself, but nope he was still just a big idiot. I can't bear to watch someone who consistently fails upward. I'll watch a 2nd season, but won't be eagerly anticipating it.

No but I do get Georgina Haig.

Never played the game, but I really liked the opening sequence with Goggins and his little girl, very impactful.

My thought process during this episode. Oh look Nolan got Emerson for this new show. Awesome And they gave him a dog like in Person of Interest. Double Awesome Crap they took his leg away. Fuck they killed his dog. Oh wait they gave him a new leg. Crap he has to walk with a limp like he did all of PoI. Ooooh the dog wasn't killed. Awesome. Crap the Ghoul gonna use the dog to track Emerson. Fuck Emerson just killed himself. Best line of the episode. "I'd offer you a cherry tomato, but you have hole in your neck" I was also getting Fin/Ren Force Awakens vibes for Lucy/Max when they met in the town.