christ, surprised nobody ever stuck a dinosaur fossil in there.I think I read/heard somewhere that Ras was ressed once in the comics after being burnt to ash and ejected into space by batman, so doing Sarah shouldn't be a problem.
Found where I heard it:Top 5 Brutal BATMAN Murders - YouTubeGo to 3:50 for the specific instance, but the whole video is worth watching.christ, surprised nobody ever stuck a dinosaur fossil in there.
slade wasnt just out for revenge, i mean he fucking murdererd Oliver's mother right in front of him. if that didnt make them even stephens then there was never going to be a point where he was done. he had a team of superhuman criminals wreaking havoc across the citty murdering raping and pillaging. people who didnt know oliver or ever met him were being wrecked, slade was probably as close to pure evil as this show is likely ever to come to. this "pure evil" guy will have some big ass shoes to fill.Sure, what could be more noble than vengeance for the woman he loved, and the woman that Ollie killed and then lied about? It's no less crazy than Ra's thinking the work of the League is noble.
Perhaps noble goal is too loaded of a term, but Merlyn, Slade, and Ra's all had a purpose, an end they felt justified any means. Sounds like Damien Dork will just want to fuck shit up for no other reason than because he's having a good time.
Justified, Season 3. McDonough as Robert Quarles was pretty great. Though he had the misfortune of being the big bad the season following Mags Bennett, no one was quite gonna live up to that.They already said who the villain will be. Damien Dork played by Neal McDonough, the guy who played Dum Dum Dugan in Captain America/Agent Carter and Lt Buck Compton in Band of Brothers.
He made a good villain in the Walking Tall remake, which wasn't exactly a masterpiece but still a fun movie.
Matt Ryan will reprise his role as John Constantine in the upcoming season of Arrow, The CW announced today at the Television Critics Association. "It's a great one-shot episode," mentioned Mark Pedowitz during the CW's presentation.
Constantine, which ran for 13 episodes on NBC last season, became a cult favorite with a huge social media presence and a significant "Save our show" effort when it was announced that NBC wasn't ordering a back nine, or later a second season.
The CW was considered a "last hope" for Constantine to get a second-season pickup before the cast and crew's contracts lapsed earlier this summer. In the time since, fans have continued to press Arrow producers on the possibility of a crossover, and producers continue to say, essentially, that they hope they can make it happen but have no promises for anyone.
Executive producer Marc Guggenheim had previously said that Constantine was considered as a potential "expert" they could have called upon during Season Three to give Oliver Queen the lowdown on the Lazarus Pit and other seemingly-mystical elements of Ra's al Ghul's mythology. While that never happened, magic and mysticism are themes that will be explored to a greater extent in Season Four.
Wasn't bashing, just bringing it up if anyone cares.Lots of celebrities do for promotional purposes.