We are Stars

More info from the linked article:

it's been said before, but leverage season two really is a masterclass of writing around a lead actress' pregnancy. they knew they'd have to give her time off for maternity leave, so they set up a character development plot line near the start of the season which was a natural direction for the character to go based on how she'd already been written. then for the first several episodes leading up to her leave, film her from the chest up or show her back, with only some reliance on loose shirts and large jackets. have her character's development/crisis require her to take time off for herself, but write small scenes that can easily be pre-recorded, so she's never actually gone from the show. then let her return.

People are actually calling it a retcon/bad writing in the lastest Batgirl issues that David Cain is talking with/around Cass when she was younger and letting other people talk around her and what? hello?

I miss when ads were a single click and then they’re gone. Now every ad has a minimum of three phases where you watch a video, exit the still frame of fake gameplay, and then exit the app download. That doesn’t even touch on the ones that forcibly take you to another app after opening a tab in safari without you ever touching the screen.

Shadowheart, but chubbier because we need more bodytypes HELLO

you can't have your hitter as your mastermind in a heist/con situation. the mastermind's job is to have a plan, and the hitter's job is to make sure everyone gets out alive. these are separate and exclusive roles. the hitter cannot have any emotional stake in the plan. their job is to make sure everyone gets out alive even if it means saying 'fuck it' to the plan and ruining everything. a hitter cannot be thinking about the plan basically ever at all because they need to be counting exits and obstacles between those exits and where every member of the team is at all times. they cannot be distracted by the plan because they need to be fully focused on how to get everyone out if it all goes wrong.