The Taylor's Version re-releases weren't just about reclaiming the rights to her music, they gave Taylor an opportunity to change some of her older songs. Hearing her more mature vocals completely changes how you listen to some of those classics. 1989 sounds cleaner across the board; Girl At Home massively improved; and the likes of Style, Bad Blood, and Eyes Open feel like a chance to celebrate great songs in a completely new way. Which are our favorites, and which are you looking forward to hearing from the remaining two albums?

While Sister Wives has heroes and villains, they are gray areas - the three former wives, Christine, Janelle and Meri Brown have their good and bad points. So does Kody's "last wife standing," Robyn Brown. On the show, Meri was the timid one, Janelle was the no-nonsense, practical one... Christine was the fiery nurturer. Robyn was the diva, wrapping Kody around her finger and getting her way. People used to watch Sex and the City and decide if they were a Samantha or a Carrie or whatever. Now, it's time to do the same for Sister Wives.

Batman is hard to kill, but Bruce Wayne will eventually have to give up the identity. So when he does, who in DC's Universe should be first in line to become Bruce's successor as the next Batman? The comics have given most options a shot in future stories, or alternate universes, to mixed results. Some people say Nightwing is the no-brainer, since he proved he could handle the job during Bruce's absence after being 'killed' by Darkseid. Others points to Tim Drake as the best Robin, and therefore the best to make Batman something newer, and bigger. Then there's Damian Wayne, who was raised and trained to replace his father. And Jason Todd, the best possible 'underdog' story. Who is your pick?

With Wolverine's healing factor, it seems like he should be able to recover from literally any injury, including growing back any parts of his body that are removed (even if the bones wouldn't be coated in adamantium anymore). But lots of Wolverine variants are shown with missing limbs or scars, or having to recover body parts before they can be ed back together, implying his healing factor isn't exactly the same as Deadpool's. What's the rule?

The Flash can run across thousands of miles in a matter of seconds, but he can also perceive seconds as if they were minutes or hours long. So when he runs from New York to Los Angeles in seconds, does Flash literally have to run that entire distance one step at a time, like a normal person would, and it just seems faster to everyone else? Or does he have the ability to shift that perception so as not to drive himself crazy with boredom?

Demon Slayer's Hashira Training Arc is already close to reaching its end. Though the season was short, it provided some significant growth for Tanjiro and the rest of Demon Slayer's cast. What did you think of this shorter season? Has it left you excited for the series' finale, or did you want more from this training arc?