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That trailer probably gives a good idea of how the character mentioned earlier in this thread will come into play.

Now if school's open but it's 100% remote, are those lights still blinking? I've always assumed those lights were pre-programmed to blink on those weekdays, but maybe that's not the case. I have a school zone pretty much right up the street that I'm driving through a lot. Their lights are blinking, but right now there are zero kids. The police station is also on the same road, so I'm sure there's more than enough opportunities to pull people over. I'm mostly thinking out loud here, but I have no idea whether or not they could hold people to that school zone speed right now.

Is the school even open? I'm not sure whether or not that matters, but I'm curious.

That trailer had me worried that there is no Michael Caine in this one.

The most recent show in the options ended 16 years ago, unless I missed something. So either the list is a product of the age of the posters here or it's a role that has been phased out from shows over time. I'm having a hard time thinking of many from more recent shows, but then again, the sitcom has been dying a slow painful death for a while now. By the way, I vote Geoffrey.

Us Buffalonians have taken so much grief over the years for snow. Seeing these stories each year and any hurricane coverage, I’ll take snow all day.

19 years already. Wow.

If they fire him, they're still paying him though, right? So they can't really do that because it only adds payroll in the form on the next set of coaches. If things don't clear up soon, this league is in for some trouble. I never thought contraction was a serious possibility for any of these leagues, but it could be if money continues to tighten up. I wonder if Seattle may try to convince the league to push the expansion back a year or more. Obviously the league really wants that expansion fee, but if you're Seattle, do you really want to pay that right now given the uncertainty.

My initial thought was Linda Cardellini but the comment about tv being her most well known role ruined that. I'm not so sure Cardellini even has a most well known role.

Pam from the Office.

It's all a matter of semantics at this point, but I can't really use the label of trigger happy when the only people who were shot were people who came after him. This whole thing will come down to why that first guy was chasing him. I don't know if details of that are out there yet, but I haven't seen it.

I doubt he was ever going to be the main villain. I can't imagine any story that wasn't going to bring the Ra's storyline full circle. If anything, I'd bet that Joker was going to have the judge role that Scarecrow filled.

Has anyone else from his group been identified? I’m. It sure if I’ve seen more than one other person in the videos I’ve seen, but that may be the so called adult supervision you’re mentioning.

He may have mentioned race and he may not have. It's tough to tell from that selectively edited quote. We're judging the book after reading only the last chapter, that's what we do all the time in this cell phone video world. We really need to train more people to have the initial reaction of "well what happened before they started filming". Sadly there's no ratings in that line of thinking. We need immediate gratification.

I hope they never follow-up Joker. That movie was perfect as a standalone.

It's odd though. With all those stories and source material, they keep going back to an early in his career Batman. Snyder was really the only one who didn't. He planted a ton of easter eggs for what could have been a very different version of Batman than we've seen in movies. We've never seen any of the rest of the bat family in anything but the campy versions. If they really want something different, particularly with these darker takes, they need to bring Jason Todd to the big screen. That will shake people from the "same old story" line of thinking.

The time travel in the story is along the lines of Back to the Future. Flash goes back in time and stops his mom from being killed. That ripples through time, changing a ton of things. One big one is that Bruce Wayne is killed instead of his parents and Thomas becomes Batman. They can't do that here since Wayne has to be at least 20 years older than Flash in the movies. So they'll just do the multiple universe thing instead. There probably will only be one Batman at a time, so Affleck and Keaton won't both be in the same scene.

That picture makes it look like you lured that one in with a steak. If you keep doing that I'll show up outside your window. These pictures are making me very seriously consider putting a feeder outside my home office window. A couple neighbors are drawing a ton of hummingbirds so that may be a good option.

Time travel and parallel universes. The original story actually runs with Thomas Wayne instead, which could have been different and fun.

That one isn't actually a Batman movie, it's the Flash. The story they're adapting there (Flashpoint) does have some really fun Batman stuff in it, but they can't do it justice. Apparently both Keaton and Affleck are signed on for that one.

There wasn't a whole lot of concern for the kid from any of the women involved in that video. Even the mother seemed a bit more interested in getting her viral moment instead of looking out for the kid. Sending the kid after them instead of getting the hat yourself? But hey, gotta keep filming.

You probably mentioned it earlier but I missed it. What kind of setup do you have to take these pictures?

Fortunately the next two games in Toronto ended in regulation. After those first two, I was worried that they'd never finish any series being played up there.

I've never really understood the reasoning for hiding stuff on the inside of the jersey. What's next, the fight strap is pink?

Did the team throw in the pants too?