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Do we want to know how Mia’s suit was made to her body’s specifications?

“And it looks like all the aliens have left Earth. And the burns from their ships left behind a giant middle finger on North America.”

Kevin Smith should be wearing sweatpants. Easier to hide the nerd boner.

“Oi. This whole crisis? I can solve it in 45 minutes. Ninety if Daleks are involved.”

Sara is in white, so you know shit’s about to go down.

Harbinger can take a punch!

Hey, Legends!

Alice is too cool for this event.

Hey, Mia. Wanna meet an assload of your dad’s friends?

“Jon-El”? I’m good with that.

Question: where can we comment about the after show? “Jon-El” works for me. I’m sure he’ll find a way to Denver.

“The irony will kill us before the antimatter.”

“Run! Fucking run!!!” ”Pants, Kara?”

Awwwwwww. Lil’ Jonathan?

Legends of Tomorrow, “Toguro Lives!”

“Holy crimson skies of death!” Crisis on Infinite Earths, everybody!

Toguro!

It begins.

From what I understand, Survivor is one of the network's highest-rated shows. Even if the series lurches farther towards irrelevancy and/or controversy on both sides of the camera, it will run as long as the showrunners want. And as a fan of The Amazing Race, that frustrates me to no end.

This just happened for me. If you live in the NY/NJ area, maybe you can relate: Me: I'm just looking through the sport pages . . . Newspaper: Yeah, Giants are playing tomorrow night on ESPN . . . and Ch. 11. Me: Fucking what?!? Newspaper: Is there a problem? Me: That's the second part of Crisis!!! Where's the TV schedule?!? This can't be happening . . . Newspaper: You've been out of the loop. I don't have listings on Sunday. [a few minutes later] Me:: This can't be happening. No fucking way should I have to miss the second part because the local area HAS to see the Giants' worthless asses play. Fuck, at least the Jets win games in between losing to previously-winless teams . . . Cable: I got Batwoman at 8, Black Lightning at 9. Me: For real? Cable: Um, yeah. Me: Wait, so where will Giants/Bears be airing here? Cable: ESPN . . . and Ch. 7. Me: The ABC affiliate. This is a Christmas/Holiday miracle. Cable: Dude, your story framing device is weird . . . So, yeah, the local ABC station should be airing Monday Night Football, pre-empting The Great Christmas Light Fight and The Good Doctor. I just wanted to share this because there's always a chance the CW affiliate might wind up airing MNF. In which case, I'd like options as to how I could see Batwoman ASAP, as opposed to waiting after I come home from work to watch On Demand.

Not much going on. First up, this is a unique video . . . modern Doctor Who plots as described by clips from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. It's the crossover you'd never expect! And you could have the bit about Charlie and Mac dismissing a veterinarian for being female as commentary on Jodie. And here are sketches I've gotten based off Jodie's run: Thirteen by Simon Fraser Tzim-Sha by Chris Campana Pting by Charles P. Wilson III Thirteen by Bun Leung Graham O'Brien by Roberta Ingranata (she's an artist on Thirteen's comic. Also, the hat was my idea)

Quick clip from the special:

My basic thought: "Great, like people don't hate Mona enough already." I only got to see the first episode. I heard it was as . . . unique . . . as back in the days when Grant Morrison was writing the comic. I had hoped for the Legends to visit the 31th Century to meet the Legion of Super Heroes . . . but maybe a crossover with Doom Patrol would be more appropriate.

Just in time for the holidays . . . Rick nesting dolls based off "Rick, Die, Repeat: Edge of To-Morty"!

Fogdancing. It was called Fogdancing. I hate it when I nerd-fail. The other VHS was Silk Swingers, which I believe starred Laurie's mother.