Hooray for brass bikinis! 👙

Symbols, even hated symbols have meaning. Surprising that this show managed to get away with the fascist salute in the one scene.

Empathy. Another origin story, and a very sympathetic one at that.

Fantastic episode. A possible future courtesy of the Batman.

One of the better scripted eps. “Gruntwork”

A little clay in the face. 😂

Not quite Harley Quinn.

For a voice, Gina Gershon still oozes sensuality.

I wonder whether I’ll ever be able to glance at the comments and not see something misogynistic. One can only hope …

Are there any situations where they would attach another child?

‘Do no harm’ is not the Golden Rule. Doing unto others is. And that is the moral guidance our hero uses, along with minimizing harm.

A hero isn’t a hero without a moral compass.

A different type of clayface, including origin. This show is groundbreaking in several ways.

Not having read the books I don’t have a foreknowledge of the de Claremont tale, but if blood rage is actively scourged and carriers are not wiped out then a means of atonement for the human deaths should be imposed.

Now Anderson is a ‘general’. And Lucy is vastly different than she was on Supergirl.

The difference between TV and cinema is the pacing. This show is very quickly shot and the cuts are fast. No ‘fat’. All to keep the attention span of the millenials.

The King Kong moment. Nice reference, ‘biplanes’.

This is a tv show. But still, OSHA is a serious issue in mining industry. Hard hats, people!

Stop standing there like idiots.

Great theme music.

Are DCAU astronauts really that stupid?

Good friends are worth cultivating.

I think this may have been a supporting pilot for a Green Lantern series that didn’t take off.

Some forget Superman isn’t just a force for good, he never gives up. That is a struggle many share.

It would make an interesting study to understand how Bizarro lives day to day, what he eats, etc.

Whether the producers decided to downrank the Lieutenant-general or not calling someone a lieutenant when they’re wearing general stars is disingenuous and insulting to the audience. Furthermore, it is unlikely that a ‘lieutenant’ would be in charge of such a secret program unless they’re an officer-equivalent agent. Even if they were disguising a lieutenant as a lieutenant-general, they still call him Lieutenant, which defeats the purpose.

Why is the hospital so empty? Because even though it is a show about a hospital filming in a time of COVID requires protocols limiting gathering, space allocation, etc.

3 stars because Lea saves the day, but Claire comes off as inordinately judgemental (i.e. uncharacteristic).