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That was āThe Flashā
Where crossing dimensions was so casual that Central City PD arrest forms have on them for address:
āEarth Number _____ā
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Does it count if I want to have her babies? 
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I tried all the CW DC showsā¦havenāt liked any of them, but I will allow they all generally look good (Iāve just not liked the writing/stories).
This follows the same formula Iāve seen, it looks greatā¦hope they do it justice.
Well, casual dimension hopping got its start in the Flash comics, so that checks out.
Thatās pretty casual.
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Since his name has already come up, they did the red wig thing in the Adam West series. Kinda amusing if thatās whatās happening now.
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Hurray, a Ramones t-shirt at 0:56 (and onwards). Whole thing looks great!
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Apparently thatās exactly what happened in the comic book in 2009. So the show is consistent with a decade of canon in that regard
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āInfiniteā has similar issues.
Itās settled: Casual Get-Together on a Large but Tractable Number of Earths
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I like how Barry Allen is like āā¦bitch, did you just reveal my secret identity in public??ā
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Jayās pretty chill and not looking resentful at all that heās been brought in to train a replacement.
Itās all cool with him, either way.
Actually that hands-on-hip pissiness is pretty much exactly what the actor on the TV show is doing 85% of the time.
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Iāve watched a few episodes of these new DC shows, and ā well, maybe Iām just too old ā but they all kind of feel like classic teen romance shows: Dawsonās Creek with some superpowers tacked on. Iām surprised enough people watch TV to keep so many of the series afloat.
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Just asking, is this the first LBGTQ superhero in a lead role on television? Or any media?
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They all morph into family/relationship shows with inexplicable superhero action sequences.
Oh, and the technology and science abuse is hilarious.
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TV budgets have a way of doing that for live-action superhero shows. Even George Reeves seemed to spend most of his screen time as Clark Kent.
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I think itās a similar audience.
I donāt remember any episodes consisting largely of him mooning over Lois Lane.
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Maybe a little mooning over
Interestingly, the final episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold had a fourth-wall-breaking Bat-Mite story which ended with the cartoon getting cancelled and replaced with a new Batwoman series (or maybe Batgirl? I forget). Bat-Mite was voiced by Paul Reubens, which felt like a good choice.
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