this was clearly written by someone who doesn't fully know what they are talking about and probably didn't pay that much attention to the show. they showed up quickly because At Attin was a legendary lost treasure of the galaxy and they couldn't risk it falling into anyone else's hands. the situation in the Mandalorian was much different while still involving similar themes like invading pirates.

first off i never felt the show fell off for the last few seasons. in fact there was a lot towards the end that i really loved (especially Lily messing with Gloria after Dede died). but ive been thinking for a while the best way back in would be seeing Lily start college while also seeing Haleys kids start school and Alex could maybe even be getting married or starting her own family. Lily was a bit of a genius so it would be fun seeing how she did in school, we didn't get enough of Haleys new family (and i felt the final season messed up by not adding Dylan and her kids to the opening titles), and it would be fun to see Alex frazzled planning a wedding or trying to wrangle her own kids

the mistake wasnt in using the character the way they did it was in revealing that Thrawn was the true villain in the series. if they kept that hidden until just after the defeat of Marrok and focused the ads on him and Baylon Skol it would have been a crazy reveal that would have led fans more into expecting to see Ezra since for some reason he was the one character left out of promotions for the show even after announcing Thrawn and everyone else would be in it (even though his casting was known well before his appearance). but i think all of that speaks much more to the big problem in Star Wars other than toxic fandom which is Disney doesnt handle it nearly as smart as they do Marvel or Disney productions. where they will do their best to hide everything they can about a production before it's release, and they way better too. with Star Wars stuff they are just like heres a couple badly cut ads and some new cheap toys because we introduced new characters youre supposed to love right away. im not saying they dont make toys of the other stuff but i saw a Yord Fandor lightsaber and toys at the store recently and even as one of the few people who loved that show (and even enjoyed that character a lot) forgot totally about his existence until that moment and felt it was unnecessary...because hes barely in the show

according to this show it officially started with the Suicide Squad as the show confirmed the movie as canon to it. so it would seem that both that and Peacemaker are officially both the start to this new DCU and we wont get an explanation as to why or how this works until Peacemaker season 2 where he has promised an answer.

it is annoying to see them apart so much. but in the games (I haven't read the books) you are apart a lot. also why do all these type of articles feel the need to give a complete history of the show/movie? do they really think anyone clicking on something about the 4th season wouldn't be aware of the history of the series? like some new comer is going to decide to read an article about the 4th season of a series they are unfamiliar with. this also isnt a newspaper where some layman might stumble across it and read it because theu always read the whole paper. this one isn't as bad as other but seriously, know your audience

id just like to say that Clark never called himself anything. they were all names given to him just like Superman. but i will always be a bit disappointed in not getting to see him in the costume and i will always always hate that they made Lois the person he settles for because he cant be with Lana because she absorbed Kryptonite

personally i dont think the new movies are any more violent than the old ones, and Matther Lillard being the one to say it is kind of funny as he was one of the most maniacal of the franchises killers. his character Stu is also the character who does the very first kills in the series and are some of the most violent as well. Stu guts a teenager in front of his girlfriend (because she answered a question wrong in a game) and then stalks her around her house until he catches and brutally murders her while her mother listens to it on the phone and proceeds to find her daughters body strung up in a tree (once again done by Lillards character...it is established in the movie that it was him). im sorry but all of that is way more violent not to mention gory than Ghostface getting a shotgun in Scream 6 which was one of his complaints despite every single other movie in the series where handguns are prominently featured. let us also not forget that in a good chunk of these movies the violence is directed towards kids in high school. i like Matthew Lillard and have been a fan for a long time, i just think hes wrong about this and maybe hasnt actually seen many of the Scream movies. that being said i think the best way to do a killer wed recognize is by making it be Stu. fans have long speculated that he survived, and it is even brought up in Scream 5. i think they could reveal him to have been the 2nd killer in part 3 (because the killer got around too quickly. that tricked worked in the others because there was always more than one, but they did it in 3 and it didn't work because it would literally be impossible for him to pull off some of what he did) and that he did little things to trigger the other killers. i think it would even be really fun to find out he was helping the 2 killers that get killed in the opening of 6 and hes mad because the actual killers disrupted his plan. it would be a fun way of completing the arch of the movies recreating the original trilogy

id love to see them continue this series. ive read what they were planning to do though and im not in love with the idea of Taylor and Jim becoming adversaries. i think a great way back into it is that the future found another time rift or fixed the one that got destroyed and are sending the first group through. they could find that in the years since that Terra Nova and Pheonix/Sixers have flourished in their respective settlements but P/S have found a way to access a rift to the 18th century in the Badlands which spells trouble for the future and Terra Nova

i think it makes no sense that she didn't just tell him about her ability. by not telling him he now thinks shes a psycho who wrote im blood on the wall. theres no real reason not to tell him and theyve shown how easily they can prove she can to people...especially now that she knows Sass can go into dreams. plus theres the fact that not only did her mom get to know, but so does Jays sister's boyfriend. plus if theres anyone who she could trust with the information it would most definitely be her father

im excited to see what they do now but im bummed we won't get more of Sam and Taras story. i was hoping Sam would eventually turn out to be the killer in one of them (since they seemed to be setting that up).

i think hes just potentially more focused on stopping the remnants of Riddlers army. theres definitely been hints throughout Penguin so far that they are still around, and since they caused such a problem for the whole city of Gotham id imagine that would be a bigger focus for him than a fairly contained mafia war. theres also the fact that Arkham had recently released many patients since the events of the movie, and if they released someone as dangerous (at least in their minds) as the Hangman then theyve definitely released other violent offenders that Bats would probably be tracking down. his focus at the end of the movie was more on the grand scale protection of Gotham instead of the singular war he seemed to be fighting. he went from Vengeance to winged protector. and if youre curious why hed go after other Arkham patients and not Sofia, its because hes the worlds greatest detective...he knows shes innocent (and probably did before she was even released because hed been investigating her father).

any complaints about Sam's character being left out a lot in the last season have nothing to do with the writing. if anything the fact that she was in it at all while very obviously pregnant is due in thanks to the efforts of the writing staff and production. they probably had a much different season planned before the strikes happened, and then they probably had to scramble to rewrite things knowing they were going to have to shoot with Rose McIver late in her pregnancy and limit the amount of episodes. what they pulled off was still terrific. im sure it will be back to status quo in season 4.

ive actually never heard this theory, and it does hold some weight. i mean it definitely explains why almost all the Morty's we ever see are the same age. but then theres the fact that he would have had to do so to a lot more than the family. none of the kids at Morry and Summers school have aged either. weve also seen many extended sequences where weve seen them age normally. ive always chocked the age thing up to it being a cartoon...they're always in the same clothes too, is there a theory for that? also of course Rick acts like he's in a tv show, he is aware of interdimension cable and beings that watch everything in the universe as well.

im not a huge anime fan to begin with, but i may have checked it out if it was the same cast...but its not. its not the same writers.i really think had i saw the trailer and it was the same cast doing terrible anime voice acting it may have been brilliant. but instead they ignored literally everything that made the show good in the first place.

if whats pictured here is the costume youre talking about than it really looks no different than hes looked in the past. i clicked this article thinking he might have integrated some yautja tech into his suit or something...but its just because he has a cape again. seriously?

it all makes total sense if you pay enough attention to the show. its not hard to see how they got there. its called character development and not looking at your phone while something is playing on tv.