Minority Mindset

Yes, Tron: Ares does have a mid-credit scene.

Episode 4 of *Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test* saw the departure of its most well-known contestant, Jussie Smollett. Many were surprised to see him on TV again, especially on Fox. His elimination was particularly emotional, and I didn’t anticipate such a strong reaction.

Rick Flag Sr. suggested to the Secretary of Defense that they turn Salvation into a prison specifically for metahumans, arguing that existing facilities like Arkham and Belle Reve couldn’t hold supervillains anymore. Though the Secretary was unsure, the season finale of *Peacemaker* showed Rick Flag Sr. kidnapping Christopher Smith (Peacemaker) and imprisoning him in Salvation as a test subject – the first “volunteer” to experience the facility’s effects. This is all part of Flag Sr.’s plan to get revenge on Peacemaker for killing his son, Rick Flag Jr., in *The Suicide Squad*.

The show *9-1-1* is back for the 2025 season, and while it was sad to see Peter Krause’s character, Bobby Nash, gone, the show paid tribute to him throughout the ninth season. There was also a fun *Star Trek* reference, and the season promises to be full of excitement for viewers.

Andy directly asks Adriana if she and Julia had sex, and her response – “I don’t have a dick” – is shockingly evasive, reminiscent of Bill Clinton’s famous denial. The awkward silence that follows speaks volumes. Andy points out that sex doesn’t require a penis, but Adriana weakly replies, “Not really.” This is baffling – countless sexual acts don’t involve penetration. It seems Adriana has a very limited definition of sex; if she received incredible oral sex, would she deny it was sex? If not, she desperately needs to expand her understanding of pleasure. Later, when Stephanie suggests they could have experimented with a position called ‘scissoring,’ Adriana insists she hasn’t done that with anyone either.