My wife literally said, two seconds ago, "You showed me that the other day."
A good bit of it looked new to me, but whatever. I guess I'm too busy being awestruck that we're even able to get this kind of super-hero show on TV these days. We've come a long way from the "Does he really have to fly? That's gonna cost so much money!" days of pre-production on "Lois & Clark" back in the day. Getting one scene of heat vision into the script was a nightmare. Now you got Firestorm and sh*t.
It's unreal.
It's like, I already know this show is gonna be great, but in truth, it could be f*cking terrible and I'd still appreciate the effort.
Just because I grew up when super-hero TV shows were simply low-budget, bargain-basement kiddie theater, and I'm amazed with what they can pull off now.
Like, compare the rejected JLA pilot from the mid-90s to this sh*t here. It feels like 100 years ago. And that was terrible, but that was seriously,
almost the best they could have done back then, which makes it almost as tragic as it is just plain sh*tty. We've come so far so fast.