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The last three seasons of Smallville, particularly nine and ten, were pretty good in my opinion. Closest we've come to a serious Justice League show, with a focus on their version of The World's Finest team. Anything that gives us a Booster Gold spotlight episode and a Justice Society TV movie...

Uh...we're four episodes in. If you're unsure of the quality, you could try watching the show. In terms of ratings, it is pretty low for broadcast...but a quick check of TV By The Numbers showed it to be the highest rated program on the CW so far this week. And that is with a fall off of a...

So if you argue against unnecessary new laws that are combating something that there is no evidence of , you can't argue that the GOP is using tried and true voter suppression tactics (we have a law against throwing out voter registration forms for a reason)? And if that retired NSA Analyst is...

So what happens when you violate the law and throw away voter registrations? Not a whole lot, apparently. You'll never guess which party controls the State Board of Elections or which party the Attorney General belongs to. Hint: It's the same one.

Not for nothing, but The Mandarin is half-British in the comics and (according to Wikipedia) has been 1965. So, while Ben Kingsley is about 50% off on ethnicity (dude's half-Indian), it's not wholly incorrect. However, that kind of jives with what they established in the first movie - The Ten...

Uh...Obidiah settled for taking him off of life support and Ivan Vanko was based on the other side of the country?

The thing is, with Dan Harmon gone and the show not airing new episodes, we're missing some key information there. From the article: It seems entirely possible that someone trying to write "broader" humor might take Peirce a little too far. So I don't know what to think, other than to say that...

I don't know, it sounds like he may have been making a good point in a really bad way. Like the article says, this isn't like a Michael Richards scenario.

Well, so far as I can tell, War Machine is the only super hero presently sponsored by the U.S. government. Iron Man, Thor, and The Hulk are all independents and Hawkeye, Black Widow, and Captain America work for SHIELD. Avengers showed that Nick Fury is answering to a "World Security Council" as...

That's War Machine's armor for this movie.

Why is it that the side of the political spectrum most vocally worried about voter tampering is the side that keeps getting caught doing it? Color me cynical, but official county-issued voter registration cards that happen to have the wrong date printed on them (after the election, of course)...

Whoever designed the Goron Hide and Seek Dungeon on the moon in Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask needs to shot right in his ass cheeks with low velocity rounds. Not killed, just made to be in lots of pain. I tried for over an hour to beat that dungeon. It took me maybe twenty minutes total to beat...

You're right. He probably just told his canvassers to just ask.

I see you missed the video of an official GOP canvasser only registering Romney voters, huh?

Remember when there was a national scandal and tons of outrage because some lazy asses hired by ACORN (which had no official tie to the Democrats) faked some voter registrations, which ACORN then flagged as most likely false before passing them along to the relevant government authorities as...

A little more research showed that the State of Michigan outlawed affirmative action in 2006 subsequent to the 2003 Supreme Court rulings, based on the University of Michigan's policies, that defined the use of affirmative action in university admissions. The very next year, minority admissions...

Again, I will believe it when I see it. Pushing a film back by nine months a month before the release date doesn't inspire confidence that it will ever actually hit the theater. On Ant-Man: I positively hate how "he beat up Wasp" has become such a defining aspect of his character, since the...

Oh, I definitely agree sine the presence of the Libertarians and The Greens might make them more than catchphrase contests. However, the debates are run by a "non-partisan" organization controlled by the Republicans and Democrats. That means two things: 1) The debates are not publicly run events...

Then the issues will never be corrected. Or at least not for many generations. Additionally, in terms of higher education, the Supreme Court has laid down rules regarding the use of Affirmative Action in the selection of students. Giving someone points just for their race is unconstitutional...

"Sequel" is a strong word. There's not going to be any story connection to the previous film(s, supposedly it will stand entirely on its own), the writers are different, and so is the director. Its more like Jackman and Shuler Donner are calling a mulligan on the previous movie. I too am...