(Hopefully the CW doesn't change the embed link like they apparently have for most of my recent video postings.)
Discovery is pretty "woke"... and its still at a respectable 7.1 on IMDB.
True, the ratings for this season ARE very low, but I am kind of enjoying this season the least of them all as well, so I am not that shocked.Ever since they introduced a non-binary character as well as a trans one, to go with the already existing gay couple and black woman captain, the episode ratings have gotten unrealistically low.
And I feel Disney are cowards and will never risk an LGBTQ lead for one of their Star Wars shows, but if they do it will be an interesting experiment.
My guess is that this "town" is a big experiment and/or prison for aliens and that they are on the world as Superman & Lois, but it's been hidden from them.
Unfortunately they can't do that in Canada.
Lois and Superman is on CTV Sci-fi (along with Legends) owned by Bell Media while Naomi is going to be on Showcase (along with Batwoman) which is owned by GlobalTV.
My hubby thinks Dee is Thanagarian, but those wings looked metal and coming out of his body. Perhaps he was experimented on?
Also, if Superman is real, I don’t think he would be a major comic book title.
Shmi conceived a child through masturbation, and her grand children often tried to bang each other.Ever since they introduced a non-binary character as well as a trans one, to go with the already existing gay couple and black woman captain, the episode ratings have gotten unrealistically low.
And I feel Disney are cowards and will never risk an LGBTQ lead for one of their Star Wars shows, but if they do it will be an interesting experiment.
Fortunately I have both. Now if only Flash, Stargirl and Peacemaker would co-operate...
I can answer that if they go the same direction the comics did.
the Marvel characters in Marvel comics have comics made about their adventures. So did Spidey in Into the Spiderverse, the X-Men in Logan and I believe the Justice League during the JLI days.
I think those are both possible.i had the same thought. The largest thing I can think of that goes against this theory is her Superman site being very popular (and there being other popular ones all over the world like in Brazil). I don’t know how to square this unless there’s a part of the military who drives traffic to her website but also maintains a fake internet.
also, I guess it’s possible, but no one would be able to travel out of the town.
What better way to hide that he's real?Also, if Superman is real, I don’t think he would be a major comic book title.
I avoided looking up anything about the character, other than that she was co-created by Bendis,
I know but I don’t think it would be as popular as it is in the real world if the character was real.It wasn't uncommon for real people to have comics based on fictionalized versions of themselves. Jerry Lewis and Bob Hope had long running comics from DC.
Sorry, I knew that. Poorly written.The comic was co-created by Brian Michael Bendis.
The show was co-created by Ava DuVernay and Jill Blankenship.
Bendis is credited as a producer, but I would be surprised if said credit is anything more than a courtesy extended because he co-created the concepts and characters upon which the show is based.
Definitely a controversial choice, but it did yield this completely lovely moment:Bloody Bendis…
They’ll “One more Day” that eventually
Who shot Barbara this time?On the other hand, I just learned the other that Cassandra Cain and Barbara Gordon are back to being Batgirl and Oracle respectively again, (and Steph as the other Batgirl) so: net positive!
I don't think she was shot again, She just decided to be Oracle.Who shot Barbara this time?
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