Wait, Chad Michael Murray was the wedding officiator? How did I miss this??

I don't know if the writers intended for this to happen but Petra is my homeslice so you go girl, go artifically inseminate yourself with your ex-husband's sperm and make his life hell. Yael Grobglas plays her comedy in such a perplexingly earnest way that it just cracks me the hell up. "You know, you're being really…

Yeah, I think her ego got in the way of making a good show, TBH.

Does he ever sleep? I feel like he's running like fifty shows right now.

Is it just me or has B99 developed kind of a very sad undertone to a lot of their recent episodes? The jokes are still really solid and it's still one of the funniest comedies on TV, but I feel like every episode lately has been about how Jake is a pathetic workaholic loser who will be alone for the rest of his life.…

This comment is full of strange and ???? opinions.

I don't know how or why it happened but I'm genuinely fond of Eddie and I really hope they don't Tommy Merlyn him off the show.

Tom Cavanagh better be on the show next season, I don't care if they have to put a wig on him and make him play Barry's long-lost sister. He's fantastic in this role and this was totally his episode. That evil grin he gave Cisco in the bunker was legitimately bone-chilling.

I really like Rafael and Petra's dynamic, if only because snarking semi-amusingly at her is the only time Rafael ever seems like a real person and not a bland cardboard cut-out.

I like John Oliver's show and appreciate its more intellectual, long-form format, but I think the Daily Show is funnier. After a long day, sometimes I really do just want to see people on Fox News saying idiotic things and Jon making fun of them.

"I told her to get an abortion………also, a perm."

Jane and Michael's 'I love you' flashback made me feel all the fluttery feelings and I'm not even ashamed about it. Full credit to Gina Rodriguez and Brett Dier for making this relationship feel so authentic and lived-in even though the writing hasn't always been up to par for them. They're not as well developed as…

Can I just say the music was on point in this ep? Like, so distinctive and filmic and comic-book-y, it was great.

Wentworth Miller is HILARIOUS as Captain Cold, in the best way. I love that he's pretty much playing the same evil male cheerleader he was playing in Popular. It's not a subtle or particularly layered villain he's giving us like Cavanagh, but it's just pure over-the-top, melodramatic superhero cheese and it's so…

Because he'd still be stuck in the year 2000. He needs Barry's speed to get back to his time.

LOL did Noel just change the episode grade? Stick by your (wrong) opinions, man!

The Iris/Barry scene seemed so stupid and trivial after that Cisco/Wells scene, honestly. Like, I just didn't care about their silly little love triangle? I kind of wish they could've found a way to finesse the structuring of the episode so the Cisco/Wells scene could've been the closer instead.

WHATEVER NOEL. My dog has not heard such agitated yelping from me since the S3 finale of Lost.

I liked this a lot! Particularly enjoyed the snarky British coroner, he's got stellar comic timing.

Right? I don't know if it's because my TV watching sensibilities err on the trashy side or because the CW is legit making some of the best, most entertaining network TV right now.