Taking place in part of the ongoing “Gotham War” arc, Catwoman continues her bizarre Dickensian plan to solve crime in Gotham with the help of many, many thieves and Red Hood. Meanwhile Batman relies on help from unexpected places and fights his former protege who turns out to be a good distraction keeping his eyes off what Selina is really planning with her trip to the ballet.
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The Irrational is the latest entry in the long line of police consultant procedurals with college professor Alec Mercer (Jesse L. Martin) helping the FBI, and his ex-wife (Maahra Hill), on cases the first of which is a former soldier confessing to the murder of his ex-girlfriend (Soma Chhaya) who Alec is convinced is innocent. The setup takes elements from various detective and consultant shows over the years, who often explains to others (and the audience) what he sees that they are missing, while also including a dark personal mystery which haunts out genius professor and will likely be the thread woven in over the course of the series.
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With the world held hostage to the insane demands of Orchis, mutants have abandoned Earth. However, those choosing to ignore Charles Xavier‘s edict have decided to remain in order to do some good in a world which has turned their backs on mutantkind. One of those is Nightcrawler who has taken one of Spider-Man’s old suits and become yet another Spider-inspired hero of New York City.
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Re-released on 4k, 1984’s Night of the Comet stars Catherine Mary Stewart and Kelli Maroney as teenage sisters who wake up to a world decimated by a passing comet that vaporizes the vast majority of the populace and leaves others as zombies. Our other survivors are Star Trek: Voyager‘s Robert Beltran, a local gang, and a group of scientists who observed the phenomena from their underground bunker.
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The second episode of Tiny Toons Looniversity keeps the focus on the same four characters switching things around with Buster Bunny (Eric Bauza) and Plucky (David Errigo Jr.) finding some common ground and deciding to use the money for fixing up their dorm room to throw a pizza party. Meanwhile, new friends Babs Bunny (Ashleigh Crystal Hairston) and Sweetie Bird (Tessa Netting) get into an argument over their own as the neat freak and nesting bird fight over how clean and organized to keep their dorm room. Hampton J. Pig (David Errigo Jr.) gets pulled into both situations to act as a voice of reason and mediator. By the end, things are back to the status quo for all involved with Buster and Plucky back to competing against one another and Babs and Sweetie hugging out their issues.
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