Super Silly Season - Speeding Bulletin (December 9-15, 2011)

[DingoBabyEat]

Television has moved on from those invulnerable caricatures. It's not the A team any more or the Dukes of Hazard where a simply rendered archetype follows a set pattern every episode. If Superman only belongs in comic book form so as not to embellish his legacy then that's a separate argument. Having said that, Smallville was a soap opera that hardly rates a mention in the recent golden age of television

[howardclevenger]

Steve, you did an admiral job at being a salesman during your merchandise portion lol, Love the podcasts and the speeding bulletins

[sjyounis]

@howardclevenger ha!! Thanks. Silly season indeed.

[HulkSmashTime]

Batman didn't have a flourishing movie career in 2000. It had been three years since the disastrous "Batman & Robin," and five years until the highly successful "Batman Begins."

[manofsteel30]

@HulkSmashTime But the WB turned the creative team down when they initially went to them with a story about the beginning of Batman. The reason was that the WB had big plans for Batman and they'd expected him to keep making money for them.

[96madridista]

Umm..what a surprising ending scott!!

I was staring at the screen like this O.o