The Nerdz Lounge.

Anybody know when iZombie is coming back?

 

"The 100" is lowkey the best show currently on The CW & is arguably the best CW show of all time.

May 2nd.

 

Facts

 

Why's that?
Any ongoing ir?

Thanks

 

A big reason "The 100" is arguably the GOAT CW show is because the show has never had a full 22-24 episode season. Every season has been 13 or 16 episodes, unlike "Arrow", "The Flash", "Supernatural", & etc. "The 100" is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama. I've always described the show as Teen/Young Adult version of "Battlestar Galactica" & "Lost".


Here's the trailer The CW put out before the 1st season:





As far as IR, they teased it big in the 1st season. But they did something in the middle of the 1st season, that made a lot of brothas quit on the show & some have of never came back to it despite the good reviews for the show.

 

Yeah I think I'll pass. You had my curiosity piqued, but I don't have enough to time to watch new stuff that's just gonna frustrate me lol. No one likes a tease with no payoff, right? Thanks for the info tho!

 

That is pretty accurate.

 

He had the perfect explanation "I've seen that movie." How long do we have to be concerned with what white people think? We know we're not bigots and so do the white people that aren't thick. For the ones that are fuck em.

And yeah I want the white folks that are bigoted to keep it in the open. So let them fire back. Hiding facts don't change them.

 

Disney’s 20th Century Fox has introduced the Dark Phoenix WonderCon poster.

 

I'm not really looking forward to the movie, but I do like this poster.

 

Today the Epix network released the teaser for its forthcoming drama series, Pennyworth.

 

Another one of these "prequel" superhero shows, I honestly don't understand the appeal of non-superhero, superhero shows.

 

To be fair, Batman isn’t a superhero.

 

First image of Brec Bassinger as DCU's STARGIRL

 

This Lex Luthor story arc has been the most interestingly dark thing that the DC-CW universe has done in a long time.

 

Batman is a superhero because he can do what the average hero cannot. His money, technology, training, intelligence, and willpower are his "superpowers." They are the equivalent of being bitten by a radioactive spider or being born on another planet, because with them he has fought, aliens, mutants and gods.

 

I'm actually really interested in this premise. It's close to enough to Batman to add some interest but far enough away to give the writers plenty of leeway.

 

I wouldn't call them superpowers. But, I think this is something we probably aren't going to agree on. No worries.

 

He's a prick who preys on poor people to work out his childhood trauma

 

The newly released Brightburn poster + extended trailer.