The Great Brain Robbery, Grudge Match, and Far From Home Review

Secret Origins Podcast, Episode 23 lamest characters

ever. Wait, what? Okay, roulette? No, no, no,

no. What did you say? Suckiest suck of all what?

The suckiest suck of all of Suckdom. Hello and

welcome to episode 23 of the Secret Oranges podcast.

Oh, God. Did you just hit the record button?

Yes. Sucks for it. I am DMG1 Mike, and you are?

Lupus Convoy. Yes. And up next, we will be doing

three more episodes from Justice League Season

5. They suck! How do I unlock the Brainiac Code?

You're a genius. Figure it out. Tell me, you

leering, manipulative knuckle -dragger. Relax,

relax. You can't expect me to give up my only

bargaining chip. What's in it for me? When this

is over, I'm going to sell your body for dog

meat. It must pain you to see me like this after

what we've been to one another. My taste in boyfriends

has evolved. Wait, Lex. You're the leader now.

You don't need to lock horns with him. The only

thing that matters now is a speck of information

locked somewhere deep inside Grodd's thick skull.

Yes, okay. So we break his head open and take

it. I can mystically access that resonance and

trace it to Grodd, wherever he hides. And when

we do find Grodd, we'll likely find Luthor, Bizarro,

and any number of wanted criminals. No doubt,

but I don't like strangers nosing around in my

brain. No offense, Doc. I assure you, I won't

be reading your thoughts. Your mind is simply

a portal. This really seems like it's more up

Sean's alley. Sean's not here. What do you say

we go check with Batman? He's got clues. You

saw Batman's report. Grodd covered all of his

tracks. We need to find him before he hurts anyone

else, Flash. This may be our only shot. Man.

First up today is the Great Brain Robbery. Lex

Luthor, after trying repeatedly to resurrect

Brainiac from his remaining fragment, realizes

that Grodd must be blocking his access in some

way. When Grodd refuses to talk, Luthor determines

to force his way into Grodd's mind. Other members

of the Legion, however, are dissatisfied with

Luthor's leadership, fearing that he is unbalanced,

but Luthor offers them a plan that will make

them all rich. At the same time, Dr. Fate proposes

that he try to locate Grodd by tracing the psychic

residue left when Flash was under his mind control.

The two processes are started at the exact same

time, and Luthor and Flash's brains are accidentally

switched. But hilarity ensues. Oh yeah. Luthor,

as Flash, immediately runs amok in the Watchtower,

looking for a way to escape, and thinking of

several new and destructive uses for Flash's

powers. Flash, as Luthor, has to bluff his way

through leadership of the Legion of Doom, especially

while other members are becoming suspicious.

He confronts Grodd, who has figured out what

happened. He says he's not going to tell. Instead,

he's going to enjoy waiting until Flash gives

himself away. Luckily, Luthor had already explained

his latest plan to the crew, so Flash doesn't

have to reveal his ignorance. The plan is to

steal a shipment of Euros from Kasnia, which

has recently switched to Eurozone currency. Flash

goes along in the heist, but Luthor, in the Watchtower,

telephones the Legion and reveals the truth.

The Legion sees his Flash while Luthor diverts

the pursuing League members to another part of

the Watchtower and speeds onto the teleport pad.

Mr. Terrific shuts off the artificial gravity.

Luthor floats off the pad but uses Flash's speed

to propel himself down, at which Mr. Terrific

turns the gravity back on and Luthor hurtles

into the floor. Knocking himself out, Dr. Fate

reverses the mind switch and Flash returns to

his body. At the Legion's headquarters, Luthor

is being held prisoner. Some of them aren't sure

he's really been changed back, while Dr. Polaris

announces that he doesn't care. He's taking over

the Legion anyway. He prepares to kill Luthor,

but Luthor merely touches a control on his belt,

turning Polaris' power back on himself and also

releasing Luthor from his bonds. He explains

that in augmenting their abilities of all the

Legion members, he also has given them... has

given himself the power to override them. He's

still in charge. Tala, who was getting to like

the new Luthor, is disappointed. That's kind

of an understatement. Oh, good lord. My one problem

with this whole scenario, when they capture Luthor

as Flash, Lex Luthor's body with Flash in it,

Don't they know you're supposed to always handcuff

somebody behind their back? Because when Luthor

gets back into his body, he's sitting there with

his hands, like his wrists are shackled, or his

arms are shackled. But his hands, he can freely

reach his damn belt. Dude, they're villains.

They're not that smart. I know, that's true.

This, even though you're not going to agree with

me, this episode is so awesome, no notes are

needed. Yeah, no. Are we really? We're going

to disagree on this. Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Are we sure it's really him? You want proof?

Until he went off with the Marines, GL's nickname

was Stop. You said you'd never tell anyone that

story. I know. I was just messing with your head.

What was the nickname? Yeah, actually, I only

have three notes for this now that I'm looking

at them. Lex, is that really you? Of course it's

me, you twit. Aww. I love this episode. One of

the reasons why I really love this episode, and

Bruce Timm actually points it out on a special

feature on the DVD disc, when they were doing

all the little behind -the -scenes things for

some of the episodes from this season. They realized

that Michael Rosenbaum played the live -action

Lex Luthor on Smallville. So they were like,

oh, well, why don't we have Luthor, Luthor's

brain, in Flash's body, but it'd be Michael Rosenbaum

voicing him, and vice versa with... Flash in

Luther's body and having Clancy Brown voice him.

Actually, Bruce Timm said that Wally, not Wally,

Wally West, lovely, Michael Rosenbaum read all

of Flash's lines that Luther was to read, and

then Clancy Brown... just went off of Michael

Rosenbaum's inflections in his own voice. So

everything that, like the whole, the plan and

all that stuff, Michael Rosenbaum actually laid

that out for Clancy Brown to say it the way he

said it. Nice. Yes. All right, so what are your

problems with this episode? It was painful to

watch. Just Wally trying to be Lex. So hard.

Oh, the other thing I should mention, they really,

really covered their own ass on this one. How

so? When Luther Flash goes to vibrate through

the door, and I forget who says it. I think it

was Red Tornado who said it. Oh, his vibrations

blew the door up. Green Lantern's like, yeah,

that's why he doesn't go that fast anymore. It's

callback to Divide and We Fall. of Wally saying

he can never go that fast again because it has

major, major consequences. You want to know another

little tidbit I found out watching that special

feature on the DVD? Want to know who voiced Red

Tornado? Who? Powers Booth. Who? Same voice as

Grodd. Really? Bruce Timm said they had to so

overpower the voice with the robot filter because

even putting it on there, you could still tell

it was Powers Booth's voice. All right, so what

else do you have a problem with this episode?

Kasnia, again! Well, it was mentioned, but it

wasn't like we shot Queen Audrey again. I need

to come up with another... country, like Carbombia.

Oh, God. Okay, so someone explain to me, what

the hell does Sinestro need Earth money for?

Really? Why does he care about money? Maybe he

wants to go to some Chinese food restaurant.

I don't know. He's a villain. He just holds them

up. Anyway, yay, we get to see Dr. Light. Yay!

The good Dr. Light 2. Kahiko, or whatever her

name is. The Japanese one, as opposed to the

serial rapist's villain, Dr. Light. Yeah, you

know, I wasn't sure if Dr. Light really had that

much to do in the cartoon, because I hadn't seen

this episode in a while. And I actually had an

action figure of her, and I was like, I'll sell

this. I liked her in the comics. Again, you're

the comic book guy. I'm not. I am the comic book

guy. You're a skinny version of the comic book

guy. You'd definitely be the worst comic ever.

Okay, so I will give props to Bizarro in this

episode who points out that ever since the brain

switch, he's been acting irrational and insane

and not like himself. And then he says, are you

Bizarro's mommy? M .U. Bizarro, mommy. Yeah,

that was so hilarious. You do know that that

was George Newbern as Bizarro, right? The bathroom

scene where Tal is like, no, you can't go in

there, Dr. Polaris. And the whole verbal showdown

between the two. And then he tries to leave Alex's

body out of the bathroom. And he's like, hey,

are you going to wash your hands? And without

missing a beat, he's like, no, I'm evil. He's

like, no, because I'm evil. You do know that

Polaris, we covered this a couple episodes ago,

Polaris is voiced by Michael Rosenbaum. What

are you laughing at? Nothing, just, it's all

meta. He's arguing with himself, you know, really.

I think it's true. Okay, the one thing that really

kind of bothered me the most. Out of all the

weapons and everything that he's thrown at poor

John, Lex grabs yellow chittered cheese and it

makes it through the shield. Yellow cheese done

in a Green Lantern. Okay, I think that's... Oh,

wait, no, we got to see Ice finally show up and

do some action, finally. Yeah. She didn't have

the sweet, tricky disco... voice, but... Did

she even talk? She doesn't. But if she were to

talk, she'd sound just like Tricky Disco from

TFW. Because they're both from the same country.

But... Yeah. Because, you know, she's from Norway.

And Iceland. Yes. Alright, so we are moving on.

added attraction tonight ladies and gentlemen

Black Canary had so much fun she's come back

for more and she's brought the Huntress with

her but they won't be fighting each other and

Black Canary versus two new contenders. Vixen,

the beauty with the beast powers and the Thanagar

Thrasher, Hawkgirls. Ladies and gentlemen, place

your bets. Looks like we're in this together.

If you call me girlfriend, I'm gonna dropkick

you into the next county. Now don't go all sentimental.

Next up, we got Grudge Match. Roulette informs

Lex Luthor that Metaboral's receipts have dwindled

to almost nothing due to the poor quality of

the fighters on exhibit. Together with the hefty

cuff that Luthor demands of all Legion of Doom

members, she's having trouble keeping ends meet.

How the hell did she get into the Legion? She

asks for a loan of a few Legion members to increase

interest. Luther, as always, is preoccupied with

trying to resurrect Brainiac, but realizes that

he needs funds to construct a new device. When

an overprotective Tala starts threatening her,

Roulette comes up with a new idea, an all -female

fight card. Why did it take her so damn long?

During a joint night patrol of the city streets,

Huntress notices that Black Canary is so exhausted

that she has trouble subduing a pickpocket, who

manages to knock her down with a single punch.

At least three times. Oh, one punch reference!

Huntress suspects something is up, but the question

is skeptical. Planting a homing device on Canary's

motorcycle, Huntress follows her to Bloodhaven,

and after knocking out a number of guards, Huntress

goes secret identity. Entering a new spiffy arena

where she is surprised to see Canary in a brutal

fight against Fire, which the former wins. Roulette,

acting as MC, calls Canary the undefeated champion

of her new enterprise, Glamour Slam. God. Huntress

confronts Canary afterwards, asking what's going

on. Canary attacks her then. As she is already

tired from the fight, Huntress manages to knock

her down. In the fight, however, Canary's lead

communicator is smashed, and Canary awakens,

as if from a trance. Both of them are taken prisoner

by the villain, Sonar, who is assisting Roulette.

They realize that, on Luthor's suggestion, Roulette

has been using Grodd's mind control technology

to recruit female leaguers to fight in her ring.

Roulette informs them, though, that now that

they are free of her control, she has to get

rid of them. And might as well make a show for

it. That night, Roulette announces... Announces...

Having technical difficulties? No. Announces

a double match, Huntress and Canary... Versus

Vixen and Hawkgirl. Wow, so many things that

can be said there. I will say them all later.

With difficulty, the two manage to smash... the

other's communicators, and free them from the

mind control. Then Roulette reveals her final

contender, Wonder Woman, who is more than powerful

enough to take them all down. As Vixen and Hawkgirl

fight a losing battle to hold off Wonder Woman

and Canary and Huntress break out of the ring's

cage and make their way to the control center.

Sonar stuns Canary with his ultrasound equipment,

while Huntress is surprised to find that Roulette

is actually a skilled and deadly martial artist

herself. As Vixen and Hawkgirl fight a losing

battle to hold off Wonder Woman, Canary and Huntress

break out of the ring's cage and make their way

to the control center. Sonar stuns Canary with

its ultrasound equipment, while Huntress is surprised

to find that Roulette is actually a skilled and

deadly martial artist herself. She gains the

upper hand, however, and disables both her and

Sonar. She orders him... Then, to kill the mind

control signal, below, Wonder Woman has Vixen

and Hawkgirl thrashed and helpless, and the signal

is interrupted a split second before she smashes

their skulls together. Roulette and Son are arrested,

and the rest of the League members are released.

Canary thanks Huntress and offers to get her

reinstated in the League. Huntress thanks her,

but declines. Before going home, the two women

decide to have one last rematch. Okay, let's

hear your thoughts. Aha, 32 flavors. Agglets.

A -G -L -E -T. Don't forget. Trust me, I try,

but you won't let me. No, but seriously, when

question goes, aha, 32 flavors, he mentions that

in an earlier episode, that there are 32 flavors,

and he actually finds the 32nd flavor. Black

Canary and Huntress versus Hot Girl and Vixen.

Wow. If only they were naked in a tub of pudding.

Yawn. And then I honestly was shocked when Wonder

Woman came out. I didn't expect that. No, seriously.

I mean, because I was trying to think, like,

who else out of the League's female heroes? Stargirl.

No. Kara. No. I have a huge problem with this,

though. What the fuck? I know it's Grodd's mind

control and all that through the comlinks, but

seriously, how did they even manage to get them

like that? I mean, how did they manage to get

all of these Justice League women? And no one

noticed that they were missing? Exactly. It's

because you get rid of your Martian, you lose

all protection from mind control. I'm telling

you. This was a bad episode. I will say this

is a pretty bad episode because that is a gaping

fucking plot hole. Seriously, no one else in

the league knows this. Oh, it's so big you could

fly Mogo through it. Yeah. So what are you wearing?

Orange socks. Blue overcoat, fedora. You're not

terribly good at this, are you? No. Do you have

any more notes? No, that's it. Okay. The start

of it, and I went, seriously? Fucking roulette.

Yay Black Canary, yay Hentress. And then they're

saying about how... Huntress doesn't care about

anyone for herself, and I'm like, didn't we just

have that huge relationship -building thing in

the last episode? What happened to her boyfriend?

Orange socks. Okay. What else do we got there?

Look out, Black Canary. She's Brazilian. Yeah,

I don't think that's going to work here. Okay,

what else? Where did Huntress's outfit go? That's

got to be a huge frickin' purse. Yeah, that's

a little... Maybe, actually, maybe it turns inside

out. The headdress, though? Yeah, that's true.

That's become the panties. Yeah, that's true.

Very true. What else have we got? I've got, um...

Vixen, you ass, you turned into a donkey. No

roulette, your ass still looks flat and that

tattoo still looks like shit. I really hate that

character. I'm sorry. I hate her. It's gotten

under my nerves. And then the surprise ending

of during the battle with Wonder Woman, Shayra

gets her ankle snapped by Diana. Yeah. Because

there's no way that could bend that way. No.

That's a medical professional. Yeah, that was

brutal. But at least now she can fly and keep

off her ankle. Yeah. That was really, really

brutal, though. But I gotta say, regardless of

how bad this episode is, I loved seeing Hawkgirl

just outright beat people to death. Or a close

approximation thereof. No, but seriously, because,

I mean, most of the leaguers, Superman mostly,

but most of the leaguers that have superpowers

have to keep them in check. You know, and here's

an opera, I swear, I've never seen Wonder Woman

fight like that in this cartoon series. Not knocking

people out that hard. And I think that part of

the mind control thing was getting rid of their

inhibitions and their will to control their powers,

obviously. And just seeing them go at it was

just, I loved it. Again, if they were naked and

there was a tub of pudding, it would be better,

but still awesome. And hair pulling and... I

would say add something else, but... I'm not

going to go there. That wouldn't make this podcast

episode triple X rated, quite literally. No.

Yeah, no. Yeah. Yeah, no. Anyways, so for those

of you who are listening to the podcast and have

no idea why I'm laughing. Just know that what

I was about to say right before my laughing would

have been too explicit for the show. So, yeah,

we'll be back. Actually, we're going to move

on. History says Supergirl never returned from

this mission because she decided to stay in the

future. Whatever abducted them didn't leave any

traceable energy signature. Maybe Dr. Fate or

Zatanna. Where's Kara? She asked us to give you

this. Tell Mom and Pa I love them. And I love

you too, Clark. Don't take this the wrong way,

but I've found a place where I can make a difference.

Where I'm more than just Superman's kid cousin.

I... I feel I belong here. Also, I met this boy.

You should have seen her. She was amazing. She's

a grown woman now. Capable of choosing. Kara's

head's strong, but she's always made good decisions.

I trust her judgment. But you were right, Ollie.

I wish I had told her. It's okay, Clark. She

knows. Now. This boy Kara likes so much. Does

he have a name? Finally up today is Far From

Home. Supergirl is training under the watchful

eyes of Jon Stewart, Green Arrow, and her cousin

Superman. She speaks alone to Green Lantern,

voicing a desire for recognition as fully mature

Justice Leaguer in her own right. At the same

time, she wishes her cousin to know how proud

she is to carry on his legacy. Consequently,

Superman is concerned that his own reputation

might unfairly overshadow Supergirl's, and he

too wishes to tell her that she is more than

worthy of the S -Shield. Before the two adopted

cousins can reconcile, Supergirl, Arrow, and

Lantern are whisked away in a flash of energy.

The energy flash is a time machine activated

by Brainiac 5 and Bouncing Boy, the only two

remaining members of the 30th century Legion

of Superheroes. I think that's supposed to say

31st. 31st century of superheroes. The remainder

of the team has been captured by the Fatal Five,

who have placed every member of the Populous

Legion under their mind control, and they'll

be coming for the final two soon. Brainiac Five

and Bouncing Boy act as the time machine to get

help from the legendary Age of Heroes, the 21st

century. Choosing three heroes at random, however,

as BB reminds Brainy, A history of events that

show three heroes disappeared from the 21st century,

but only two returned alive. According to Bouncing

Boy, Supergirl is fated to die in the 31st century.

After a brief misunderstanding, Brainiac 5 explains

that he is one of the good guys, and though he

is somehow organically descended from the evil

original Brainiac of Krypton, the three displaced

Justice Leaguers agree to help just in time to

fight with the invading Fatal 5. What the hell

was that? Those would be spinning tires on ice.

For a second there, I thought it was like a weird

police siren. In the... Yikes. In the melee,

Green Lantern is captured but put under my control

by the Emerald Empress, who recognizes the Lantern's

ring as one of the most powerful weapons in galactic

history and wishes to make use of it. After capturing

Bouncing Boy as well, the Fatal Five retreats

to tend to their larger plans, an invasion of

the capital planet. While planning a counterattack

on the Fatal Five, Green Arrow has noted a fast

-growing attraction between Supergirl and Brainiac

Five. He encourages the spark between the two

while using 31st century technology to upgrade

his arrows. The three heroes attack the F -5's

ship. In order to deactivate the mind control

device that is affecting the Legion, however,

the attack is not swift enough, and the Fatal

Five calls in the entire mind -controlled Legion

of Superheroes and Green Lantern to stop Supergirl,

Brainiac Five, and Arrow. Supergirl knows she

is the only person who could possibly keep the

Legion at bay for a few crucial moments. Before

she can leave, Brainiac Five tells her of her

destiny. She will not return to the 20th century,

21st century. meaning this is very likely the

last end in her death. Supergirl kisses Brainiac

and flies into battle with the Legion, holding

her own against incredible numbers. However,

Green Lantern unleashes a powerful attack, which

finally overcomes Kara. Lantern throws Supergirl

violently through a building and starts to crush

her in cosmically -powered vice grip. As the

mind -control device is deactivated, Jon Stewart

picks up Kara's body, fearing that he may have

killed her. while being unable to stop his action.

Somehow, Arrow and Brainiac have managed to stop

the controller, but they must still deal with

the five to two odds, and are about to fail when

Lantern, Supergirl, and the Legion arrive to

quickly subdue the villains. As the three heroes

are honorary legionnaires, Supergirl takes control

of the destiny that has been laid out before

her. She has found a place in the 31st century

amongst technology, comparable to that of her

lost homeworld, Argo. And she has grown very

fond of Brainiac 5. She likes to stay behind

or ahead and gives Arrow and Lantern a message

for her cousin, Kal -El. Back in the 21st century,

Superman expresses pride in Supergirl in hopes

that Kara knows of his sentiment. Green Arrow

assures Superman that indeed she does and looks

at Green Lantern uncomfortably when Superman

asks the name of the young man that Kara is taking

a liking to. Dun, dun, dun! His name what? Brainiac

5! Oh, God, that's a horrible name. Horrible

episode. What? Horrible episode. Supergirl never

returns from the future. Ruh -roh -raggy. And

that was before we found out that she was actually

staying in the future, but that was like when

she was supposed to die. Future tech, Green Arrow

stuff. Sweet! And Diana said that Buzzsaw Arrow

was self -indulgent. Self -indulgent. Oh, no.

Kara's dead. Yikes. Because, honestly, that's

what we all thought. Well, some of us. Kind of.

Yeah, and then, yeah, I just, I put a little

spin on the last line in the synopsis there.

Now, this boy that Kara likes so much, does he

have a name? Run! Roro Raggy. Yeah, really? What

about you? What do you got? The Legion. Praniac,

level 12. Bouncing Boy, most useless superhero

ever. Superman, you're still a dick. And poor

John, always with the time travel. Always. Yep.

Just gets stuck with it. Okay, so, GA, you are

a bad person. Why? Here, I'm going to go for

a long time. You guys get to know each other.

I'm going to go raid your armory. Oh, come on.

Come on, dude. That was cool. The relationship

felt totally forced. It felt hollow and forced.

I will say that I'm sorry. There's no way. I

believe in love at first sight, but not like

that. Yeah, I was not too thrilled with that.

I was like, oh, boy. I like the fact that she

made a point of saying that she found a place

and she can actually be her own person. I like

that point. But the fact that she's staying with

someone named Brainiac 5, regardless of his past

or whatever, as far as Brainiac himself, that's...

The question is, where is the organic part coming

from? And is the organic part coming from Luther?

Probably. So not only is it a Brainiac, it's

a Luther, too. That just sets all sorts of domestic

problems. I can see the wedding invitation now.

Kara Zor - Kara Zor - Kara Zor - Kara Zor - Kara

Zor - Kara Zor - Kara Zor - Kara Zor - Kara Zor

- Kara Zor - Kara Zor - Yeah, no. What else you

got for this one? That's all I've got. I will

say one thing, though. I absolutely loved the

image of Supergirl, her lifeless body just laying

there. like, right after the shot of Green Lantern,

that he's almost going to shoot her to death,

and then he wakes up. I love that shot. And that

shot will be the podcast art for this episode.

Because that was just so awesome. I've seen the

actual Legion TV show, like, the one that came

out a while ago, and I like those character designs

a lot more than I like the ones that we got in

this. Yeah. Yeah. It's Legion. Ugh. Yeah, Justice

League is much more awesome rather than Legion

of Superheroes. It's kind of like combining the

Legion of Doom with superheroes. That makes no

sense. Well, I mean, some of them were just,

I don't know, Phantom Girl and Bouncing Boy.

Even Chameleon or Changeling, whichever name

he was going to go by, it just, ugh. Saturn Girl!

Yeah! So I have a question for you, Mr. Green

Lantern aficionado. Yes. What's her name, the

little villainous empress of whatever? Emerald

Empress? Whatever the fuck her name is. She basically

says, oh, Green Lantern, we haven't seen one

of those around in years or centuries or whatever,

so you're telling me that the Green Lantern Corps

is dead by the 31st century? It is dead by the

31st century. Are you serious? The Legion had

the last... Green Lantern alive. Who dies? And

then they resurrect one other Green Lantern who

ended up being Ion, who is trying to rebuild

the Green Lantern Corps. But the reason this

happens is because Mogo, the giant planet Green

Lantern, is actually the one that redirects all

the Green Lantern rings to the new recruits.

He's like the giant supercomputer. At some point

in the future, Mogo dies, and the rest of the

Green Lantern dies. Oh, damn. So even the Guardians

die at some point. We don't know what it is,

but it's down the pipeline. Wow, that sucks.

Yes. And they alluded to that fact with the War

of Light that happened recently with all the

Green Lantern cores that were coming out. Yeah.

So in the comics, it's a wait -and -see thing.

It's going to happen eventually. We just don't

know who's going to be the one to kick it off.

That really sucks. Yeah, I don't want Guy to

die. Well, I don't mind if he dies, but I don't

want John or Hal or Kyle to die. Kyle, that little

bitch. Well, it's more specifically John and

Kyle because I like both of them, but I don't

want them to die, and I don't want Kilowog or

Katmatui to die either. Anyway, we're going to

move on to the outro before Lupus over there

decides to jump through my computer and strangle

me to death. I can't do that, silly. Guys, I

was starting to think I was going to go out as

the bottom of a supervillain dogpile. It sounds

like Wally, but is there any way to be sure?

You want proof? Until he went off into the Marines,

GL's nickname was... Stop! Take it back! Take

it back, bitch! Yes. So that's going to do it

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Origins Podcast. I wish you all would join us

next time when we'll be reviewing the final three

episodes of Justice League Season 5, those being

Ancient History, Alive, and Destroyer. For now,

I am TFG1 Mike with... With this convoy. Thank

you for listening. Until next time.