Was just coming to say, there are some serious echoes of The Avengers' main theme in there.

THIS is how you do a light-hearted adaptation. It looks brilliant and hilarious!

Just wait till he runs for Mayor.

When Robin wrecked the part of Winterfell, I took Sansa's "You've ruined it! Now I'll have to rebuild it," line to be more gently teasing Robin, but then Robin takes it badly, which causes the whole argument/destruction/slapping.

Sandor, whom we glimpse in this episode disemboweling random prisoners for practice, pushed his brother's face into the fire when they were kids, because he thought Gregor had stolen his toy

How could we tell?

One thing this episode emphasized for me was just how much I hate Laurel. The actress, the character, everything. Because even when she ISN'T being whiney, self-absorbed, drunk, incompetent, or just bitchy... she's awful. At this point I spend every scene she's in hoping for her death. God I hate Laurel.

Esther, I've been a fan for some time, but this:

It's been clear for a while that Sara has been dealing with worse PTSD that Oliver, and that her abusive relationship with Ivo really did a number on her.

Amazing episode, but here's the real question: how did Sara venture into that burning building without her blonde wig catching fire?

Well, this is the CW. Anyone over the age of 30 is automatically on a ticking clock.

I feel like such an Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. hipster since I kept watching it before it got cool again.

A great idea I hope they use: There are dozens of Fury safehouses across the world, each one manned by a Koeing LMD.

"I'm a bomber now. I wonder if I can put this on my list of special skills."

For months, I've been seeing complaints every episode by people on how Lance can be so thick to not know it's Oliver under the hood, especially when he knows Sara is Canary. So great how this confirms my theory that he doesn't WANT to know, it's better that way and his arrest shows that he prefers the plausible…

Sarah is the Black Canary.

THESE ARE ALL WONDERFUL!

I was pretty confident that Ward was gonna be the "betrayal" telegraphed in the preview for this ep, and I think that the whole "hey Skye, I love you and stuff" thing was fake and just him trying to turn her as well. I think a lot of what he's been about, what the whole show has been about, has been Skye and what she…