Given that, in this very episode, Vandal Savage is vowing to kill everyone the heroes care for, I don’t think Samantha was being unreasonable when it comes to keeping her kid far away from Oliver’s dangerous superhero lifestyle.

And plenty of GAME OF THRONES jokes to boot.

So what IS George R.R. Martin doing now? :)

Exactly. I watch iZombie religiously and enjoy it just as much this reviewer does. You want to see negative reviews, check out some of the HEROES and GOTHAM recaps.

But will they title it “Tyger, Tyger” overseas? :)

“Hawkmansplaining” . . . love it.

Yep. He never mentioned Lois once.

Lois definitely exists, though. Cat Grant was bitching about her just a few episodes ago.

Or maybe that’s the REAL reason General Lane doesn’t like aliens . . . .

Tiny spoiler: Look for the Klingon who doesn’t get killed. That’s Larroquette.

Boy, if General Lane doesn’t even like Lucy dating Superman’s pal, imagine what he must think of what his other daughter is up to these days.

He played “Maltz,” one of Kruge’s men, in “STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK.” Really.

And “the Devil” was clearly in on the secret as well. “Ah, the incorruptible knight . . . .”

Yep. Played by Kyle Maclachlan. Judson may or may not have been the first Librarian, but he was not Flynn’s immediate predecessor. There have been many, many Librarians . . ..

To be fair, the LIBRARIAN tv-movies, to which the new TV show is a sequel, predate WH13 by several years.

One thing I’m unclear on: Do all the Librarians know that Jenkins is really Galahad now, or only Baird?

Note also that last night’s ep was directed by Jonathan Frakes, making it something of a TNG reunion.

And let’s not forget that Larroquette once played a Klingon!

The “smocks” were cannibalized bed sheets, as briefly mentioned in the dialogue.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the LEVERAGE novel. I’m about halfway through the LIBRARIANS novel and having a good time so far.

Love that AVENGERS credits sequence!

Past favorites:

Gotta love that a “shock jock” gets the electrical shock powers.

Freak comic-book accidents love irony.