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@GeneralGrin That's what I love about this episode. Picard blows up a space alien, and then is terrorized by Data. Picard knows potential when he sees it, so has Data go to do his dirty work! Priceless.

Actually I feel the reporter did a good job--the kind all should do. He asked a few tough questions and did not get suckered into a debate at the end, which obviously would have destroyed any objective credibility he should try to maintain. He let Newt speak without cutting him off too.

@F14ace No. Its just that the movie Superman is entirely innacurate. This Superman is more like the original comic book character (and that includes the stupidity).

This was the funniest moment of a great episode.

But every time 'Fire' opened her mouth she sounded like an idiot. I don't know if it was just a bad voice actor, but it made the Flash seem like the smart one.

How's this one...

Wonder Woman: Red hair. It suits you.

Flash: Ya think?

Batman: Change. Now. (Translation: Mine!)

You see, Steel and the Justice League are hardcore ReBoot fans, and if they don't get power back they'll miss the show.

@GadGades Yes, but I think that's when Hamilton realized that Superman is so powerful that if he ever went on a rampage (which he did under Darkseid's influence) that there was nothing that could stop him. Thus he had to consider his options, for the good of the world.

Also--People probably figure that Terry is planning to propose to Dana. The truth is she works as a jeweler and he wants the ring appraised.

I like that little eye-narrowing Batman gives after Superman spouts off with his "You're not always right" comment. You can almost here him mumbling, "Bitch, what you say to me?"

Also, "Batman's Best Moments" might be better titled "Every Batman Moment", since its pretty much the same thing.

Its even better in the first movie, where Pikachu knocks out a Rhyhorn (ground type) with an electric attack.

I dare someone to sing this and make an animated video of it and post it on youtube.

Oh, wait...

@grenadeserenade The same reason why they can sit at the front of the bus now too.

@J4K31 I think the point they're trying to make is that after all this time they still enjoy this song over others. Usually over a long period of time certain music loses its force or novelty. By talking about how long a person listens to the same song it tells on the quality and effectiveness o...

I'd say she has two points, Mr. Tuvok.

This is one of the better ones, and that's saying something.

Is this why democrat politicians cheat on their wives?

No, I'm sorry, that was unkind, and this video is awful! Probably.

As hard as this is to watch, you can't blame the woman entirely. She is the product of her times, and has been taught to believe that there is no absolute truth or morality. She realizes that these questions are traps, because even a vapid idiot like herself can see the flaw in her philosophy whe...

Heh. I'm a conservative Republican, but even I think that was way out of left field (no pun intended).

I always thought the alternate "electrocution" ending was more cinematic. It made the final death of the Joker that occured later on, by having his computer chip overloaded by the lethal hand-buzzer, more poetic as a book end.