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I've lost count of how many people of that ilk with whom I've worked. People do things like that without the slightest bit of consideration for others.

This. Yes. This x10,000. That movie was all kinds of awesomeness.

Happy Birthday.

Samuel L. Jackson is Nick Fury. I still love that.

Out of curiosity, has that been the case since the "Public Enemies" storyline or does that precede the Superman/Batman line? Well, given that it was in two separate continuities (the Burton film and BTAS), both of which precede Public Enemies, I would think so. Then again, I don't know if that was the case in the comics themselves.

I want to hear a Tranquil Tirade on Captain Planet. Yes, I know you did one in Episode Seven of Earth-2 the Show, but that was only for about five minutes. I can only imagine what you'd do on that over a full show.

I'll be interested to see what they do with this. Murakami is making it, and he does have a good track record on superhero treatments. He does, however, have a very mixed record on the rogue's gallery. Teen Titans had numerous weak, sometimes bizarre (not always bizarre for the bad, mind you) villains, like Mumbo or Control Freak. The Batman, for as good as it was, did almost none of the Bat-villains any favors. Then again, this doesn't look like anything I've seen from Murakami before, so maybe he's finding his stride with that aspect of the series. Also, Mike is right. It is by no means out of bounds for Alfred to have a gun. There was a gun rack at Wayne Manor in the 1989 movie, and he also had one in BTAS. This is no issue for me. I'm not sure if Alred being a former secret agent is part of DC canon, or just DCAU, but if it is canon, that would also reinforce that.

There's really no accounting for family. Sorry to hear yours is so difficult.

I have to think that the series title is a reference to the BTAS episode "Beware the Grey Ghost".

Ah, one of my favorite episodes because it's so true to life in that smart people are discriminated against in society/pop culture. In terms of humanity and life, it is my favorite episode of that show.

Well, if 'honesty' is your "watch word", then how can I refuse?!??! You sound like Homer Simpson after he had a crayon shoved up his nose to lower his I.Q.

That's what they all say. But one day it's twinkies, and the next they change their numbers, and start ignoring your calls to co-sign that loan for that delorean you've been eyeing up. I can't top that one.

I'm leaving this one alone. I'm not badmouthing something other people like again.

Agreed. They praise a lot of irredeemable episodes like "Mean Seasons" and "Unity", though I think their review of the last episode of The Batman is spot-on. Don't forget Prototype. They liked that one too. But they give good coverage of DC show, and even have a sister site for the Marvel animated shows.

But Twinkies last forever.

That's too bad. I was gong to offer you both candy...

That's a good website to get information about DC shows from. Just don't read their reviews.

Does that put it in that lineup with Star Wars and Thundercats? If it's not, it probably should be.

Eastern time?

That picture almost makes her look like Mary Jane.

My first inclination is to say that those people give Christians a bad name. But that's too narrow a criteria. They give human beings a bad name. Having them protest you is like getting hate mail from Hitler.