GOTHAM: Harley Quinn and Killer Croc! They're in! But not this season...

Executive Producer, John Stevens announced that Batman characters Harley Quinn and a proto Killer Croc will be be in the show due to Hugo Strange's experiments in Indian Hill last season, their appearances, however, won't make it in this season due to Suicide Squad premiering, which makes me wonder why announce it during this years TCA Press Tour if it won't be relevant this coming season?

Either way, it's all good to know that some of our favorite villains will be appearing sometime in the near future, so long as the show doesn't decline in ratings. If you want to see them on TV then watch Gotham on FOX.

SPOTLIGHT: Margot Robbie

With Suicide Squad out there for the public to love or hate, there is no question that Margot Robbie, 26, is the girl of the hour, which is why I'm featuring her as my first spotlight.

Robbie was born in Australia in 1990 and started her career appearing in Aussie-Indy films in the early 2000's. She then got her break on the Australian soap opera, Neighbors. When she moved to the United States she starred in the brief, Pan Am then went on to appear in The Wolf of Wall Street alongside Leonardo DiCaprio. Her performance earned her recognition. She has since starred is numerous films and has left her immortal fingerprint as Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad.

Support Margot Robbie by watching Suicide Squad, now in theaters.

Suicide Squad: Worth A Trip to the Theater? Or Worth A Red Box?

A puzzlingly confused undertaking that never becomes as cool as it thinks it is, Suicide Squad assembles an all-star team of supervillains and then doesn’t know what to do with them. - The Hollywood Reporter

As with Batman V. Superman, critics and fans were highly disappointed with the result of Suicide Squad, however, I am one of the few who actually enjoyed BVS. Sure, it was messy and long and had flaws (like any movie) I still connected to it and still enjoyed it. Although I have yet to see Suicide Squad, I will in a few hours, I believe that people should still go out to see a movie to judge it. Critics are tired of super heroes and fans have gotten super hero films for so long now, they (we) feel entitled to Oscar worthy performances, visual effects, music and story.

If you were expecting a review, sorry. I won't give my opinion in the attempt to brainwash you into thinking what I believe is right. Form your own opinion. It's ok not to genuinely like the film but remember, it's also ok to like it if you do.