In the April 2 episode “Guest Starring John Noble,” the time-traveling superheroes set out to protect the first black president during his college years when he’s targeted by a telepathic gorilla known as Grodd who actually utters the phrase “time to make America Grodd again.”
Yes, everything in the show, including a young Barack Obama, is just as on the nose as that.
Rip: I must say, it has been such an honor, Barack.
Barack: Oh, I go by Barry.
Sara: I really like Barack.
Barack: Well, Barack is what it says on my birth certificate.
Sara: Yeah, you might want to hold on to that.
Team leader Sara (Caity Lotz) later even goes to college-aged Barry for advice since he’s “someone who can think straight when the whole world has gone crazy.” Right. That’s Barack Obama (pictured during his college days in the image to the right), so honorable and wise that even as a college student he’s ...
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Apparently , even superpowers don't get you access to his college transcripts, though !
ReplyDeleteThey don't call TV shows "programming" for nothing. Your best defense; the "ON/OFF" switch, on the "OFF" position...
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong that I was rooting for the gorilla?
ReplyDeleteObama is a stain on humanity. Much of what is documented in FBI training manuals by criminal behavior analysts will change if or when profilers get to observe him in permanent custody. He regularly displays symptoms of psychopathy. He has tried to hide abominable traits that would normally disqualify one from elective office. And he with obvious help has been hugely successful at hiding his past.
ReplyDeleteThe U.S. still grapples with everything this bastard did.
No wonder the left fawns over him. Obama is a "superhero" from Hell.