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The Flash – The Nuclear Man

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  • Title: The Flash – The Nuclear Man
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The Flash - The Nuclear Man

After teasing us for weeks slowly putting the pieces together about what happened to Ronnie Raymond (Robbie Amell) The Flash finally turns its attention to Firestorm whose growing instability endangers all of Central City. Although the main storyline gives the episode its name, promises to cause the return of General Wade Eiling (Clancy Brown), and offers more insight to the mind/body combination of Ronnie and Dr. Martin Stein (Victor Garber), the episode’s various subplots may have more lasting impact on Barry‘s (Grant Gustin) life.

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Scorpion – Love Boat

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  • Title: Scorpion – Love Boat
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Scorpion - Love Boat

In an episode that plays on love and Valentine’s Day, Agent Gallo (Robert Patrick) enlists the help of Walter (Elyes Gabel) and his team when a group of terrorists prepare to smuggle stolen rocket launchers out of the country on a luxury cruise ship. Hoping the team can reprogram the devices to make them not only inoperable but traceable the plan calls for Walter, Cabe, Sylvester (Ari Stidham), and Paige (Katharine McPhee) all to be off the boat well before it sets sail. Things don’t go exactly as planned.

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Coming Soon – Pitch Perfect trailer

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  • Title: Pitch Perfect 2
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We now have our first trailer for the Pitch Perfect sequel which returns Anna Kendrick, Brittany Snow, Rebel Wilson, Alexis Knapp, Anna Camp, and the rest of the Barden Bellas for new challenges in an international competition of a capella choirs. Hailee Steinfeld, Katey Sagal, Skylar Astin, John Michael Higgins, and Elizabeth Banks (who also directs) also star. Pitch Perfect 2 opens in theaters on May 15th.

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Batman ’66 #19

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Batman '66 #19Widening the cast of villains, as the show did in the 1960s, to allow more variation unfortunately sometimes leaves you will bad guys like Lord Marmaduke Ffogg who arrives in Gotham City with his Londinium fog to plague the Caped Crusaders in the older sections of the city.

As expected given its guest-villain, Batman ’66 #19 is a mostly forgettable affair. There are a few bizarre touches like FFogg’s ridiculous giant pipe (which somehow steals Time Lord technology as it appears far larger on the inside), but I found the art of Leonardo Romero very inconsistent throughout the issue. Given that the story (with a villain whose motives are questionable at best) can’t stand on its own that leaves the reader with a very mixed bag. The villain’s henchwomen, and their obvious attraction to Robin, are actually more entertaining than the main villain.

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