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There's this https://variety.com/2023/film/news/jonathan-major-alleged-assault-evidence-1235564860/

Bruce says that to The Joker when he confronts him in Vicki Vale's apartment. I've always found it to be one of the most cringe worthy lines of dialogue in that movie. (There were more than a few) Probably one of the worst choices to use for a quote from a Batman related story. I really hope...

Unless you're name is Slim.

Sliders from Fox

Did you watch Leonard Nimoy's show In Search Of when it was on? They did an episode focused on the island.

You do realize that by sharing that link you're giving the nonsensical drivel the clicks that they post that stuff for, don't you?

He must have had his alien contact lenses in as a backup.

Is that him far back, on the bottom right of both pictures?

I was expecting to see Kara at the funeral. Then not even a phone call or mention of her at all. Am I missing something timeline wise?

Good point. I don't think a mirror would make it any easier though. Maybe if she used two it could work. It's best not to think about these things too much.

It's called a straight angle because, if you draw it, it looks like a straight line. It actually turns and goes in the opposite direction. A zero angle continues along, in a line, in the same direction.

She wouldn't need to. She can see her legs without a mirror and just use her heat vision. Clark needs the mirror because it's his face. He can't see it without the mirror and I don't think heat vision bends at a 180° angle.

That might be difficult. He died in 2012.

We got our first Marvel mid credits scene. Luckily I don't usually break away before the first half of the credits is over or I would have missed it.

I believe Canada was involved as well. Rodney had a Canadian symbol on his uniform.

For the entire 41 seconds of that clip, all I wanted to do was reach in and straighten his tie.

Comicbook.com is also reporting it https://comicbook.com/dc/news/wonder-woman-1984-christmas-release-hbo-max-theaters/?utm_source=Comicbook.com&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=201118_184344_Comicbook.com Daily Newsletter&utm_content=Link

The Animated Series

The only other one I can think of is Twin Peaks. I think it was 25 years for that one. Even if you include the movie.

Dr Who It's also, roughly, the time between TOS and TNG.