听美剧学英语 - 闪电侠S01 第60期：关于开博客的讨论
闪电侠第一季 第60期：关于开博客的讨论
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My dad's been mad at me every since I told him about me and Eddie.
No, you mean he's mad at you because you didn't tell him.
Uh, first, that sounds like you're taking his side, and second, do you know how he does this whole, "I'm not talking to you, but I have a whole bag full of judgmental looks I'm gonna try out on you later".
Yeah, I've been on the receiving end of those a few times.
Speaking of communications, or lack thereof, after all of these journalism classes, I got an idea.
Huh.
I started a blog.
All right, what's it about? Your brownie obsession? 'Cause, you know, you probably shouldn't broadcast that.
No, something important. Something that Central City needs to know about, the streak.
He's out there, Barry.
Rumor has it, he stopped an armed car robbery earlier.
I was hoping that I could take a look at the file, and
What? I'm not at liberty to discuss an ongoing police investigation with you.
Since when, Mr. Blabbermouth?
Take it from someone who's been investigating the impossible since they were 11.
Blogging about this is only gonna bring the crazies to your front door.
My blog is anonymous.
All right, well, anonymous or not, it's not safe.
You never know what kind of weirdos are out there trolling on the Internet.
I can vouch for that.
The Internet is full of weirdos and nerd rage... lots and lots of nerd rage.
Hi. Felicity Smoak. Iris West.
Barry Allen.
But you both already knew that. Felicity is
The girl that you met in Starling City, the computerer, right?
You two worked on one of Barry's unexplainable cases. Which, long story short, was definitely explainable.
So the lightning came through here?
Yeah.
There's been some rumors the last few weeks.
People seen a red blur tearing through the streets.
What the hell is it, man?
Maybe it was a drone. Some top secret army thing.
When I was a kid, my grandfather used to take my sister and me to this diner, the Motorcar.
Food was for crap, but the view was great, right across from the Central City precinct.
I still go there. I listen to their radios. I learn their response times.
