https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InuRsn1LnaQ

I'm sold.

After Teen Titans GO burned me so badly on DC animated shows this has to be really good before I give any sort of crap about it.

Brave and the Bold-esque omnibus show with Bruce Timm style character designs is always welcome.

And the animation's just adorable.

Yes that too. Yes indeed.

It's refreshing to see a Western cartoon series that isn't

A: Silly for the silliness' sake

B: Done in CGI

I'll definietly be checking out Justice leauge action when it hits the web

That's what makes it different from some other past Cartoon Network shows, but I feel they could've toned down that adorable look just a little.

Man, this episode was crap. First the whole thing from last week turned out to be nothing more than a freaking virus? That is just down right lame. I thought it was going to be something important that would be a big deal over the rest of the season, not a stupid cold. Speaking of which, how convenient that it just happens to be able to fix Martian's problem. Also, did Hank really need to wear a mask over his face? What was the point of that? Then we have more unnecessarily tacked on lesbian drama that does not even belong here. Do they seriously have to spend like 15 minutes an episode on this issue? WE GET IT, YOU'RE GAY NOW, WE DON'T CARE!!!!!! Get back to being about super heroes fighting aliens and leave the stupid romance crap out of it. Even the relationship between Ollie and Felicity did not feel like it was shoved down our throats this much.

Oh yeah, I forgot this episode was even supposed to kick off the crossover event. I was starting to wonder if they made a mistake and were showing next week's episode instead. Nope, it turns out that the writers forgot it was supposed to be that way.

Here is what I believe the real dialog to that ending scene was:

Flash - Kara, did you forget something?
Kara - What do you mean?
Flash - Really?
Kara - OH MY GOD! THE CROSSOVER!!!
Flash - Let's go!

I'm sorry you feel that way. There is actually a large audience of people that cares quite a bit and is absolutely enthralled with the respect and humanity with which this storyline is handled, but you are entitled to your opinion.

Personally, I've been having a blast watching Supergirl. I especially love their version of Lena Luthor. She could easily have gone the route of the betrayed friend-turned-villain, but they've given her quite a bit of depth of complexity. There's no unnecessary drama (except for Winn and James's need to keep the Guardian's identity secret), which makes a lot of the show's emotional core feel real. I'm hoping that Kara doesn't get together with Mon-El, but that's those are the only real criticisms I have.

What is with the West family and lying/keeping secrets to "protect them"? They need some serious counseling.