Quote: Overton Jones, Regine Hunter, Maxine Shaw and Khadijah James (Living Single)

Overton: Don't despair, Max. Hell, it's like Batman.

Regine: Here comes another philosophical gem.

Overton: Well, Batman doesn't sit around complaining about how diabolical the Joker is. Or how distracting Catwoman is in a skin-tight patent leather unitard…No! No, he gets off his bat behind and kicks some arch-villain boo-tay.

Max: I have hit rock bottom, because that made complete sense to me. Overton's right. I'm not going out like that. I'm not going out without a fight.

Khadijah: Wow, Overton. Your bat speech really fired her up.

Overton: Well, we can learn a lot from our little animated friends. Like when I was a kid, I used to like Fat Albert. Then I thought, `Well, hey, who's gonna get more women, a superhero with a sweet ride or a 200-pound seventh grader?'

~ Overton Jones, Regine Hunter, Maxine "Max" Shaw and Khadijah James, Living Single season 2 episode 10: Double Indignity

From L to R: Maxine Shaw, Synclaire James, Overton Jones and Khadijah James   (Living Single season 2 episode 10: Double Indignity)

Fandom Friday: My Thoughts on a Few Fictional Journalists

Happy Friday, here are some of my fandom thoughts on a few fictional journalists:

- On Superman & Lois, why isn't Clark Kent working at the local newspaper, the Smallville Gazette with Lois Lane and Chrissy Beppo? Just because the Lane-Kent family moved from Metropolis to Smallville doesn't mean Clark had to give up being a journalist. Aside from being Superman, Clark's a stay at home dad. There's nothing wrong with that but his twin sons are in high school which gives him plenty of time he could use being an investigative reporter.