It sucks that NBC passed on the pilot and we never got to see where this show went (because I'm honestly very confused), but Palicki does deserve to have her own superhero property.

This is a violation on a number of levels.

Not too shabby for a '90s kids series made from footage from a Japanese children's show.

The lens may be voyeuristic at times, but I will be glad to see it come back and to make sure that Rue and Jules are okay, because those are my children and I love them.

Even without a workplace, men find a way to keep up workplace sexual harassment.

It is frustrating and demoralizing that these actresses never got to see their changes come to life, and that audiences were denied a satisfying and cathartic ending for the series.

Ever wish you could own a Funko that was Captain America telling you off in school? Well, you're in luck! 

The irony has not been lost on anyone.

Tiffany Trump says her father "believes in" LGB+ (Not T, though) rights, so why is his administration constantly attacking them?