Counterpoint: in general, we need to move away from the idea that every last policy needs to be means-tested, and granted only to “the deserving”, because “the deserving” is how they get us every single time.

His job.

Except to all those grips and prop folks and camera people etc. 

Or, it’s Toth.

Constantine/Zari/Nate love triangle? Can we not throw Charlie in there and make it a quadrangle?

I mean, Singh’s basically the only other named cop, I don’t know how it could be anyone else without it being totally out of left field.

While I think that recreating the Speed Force will bring Nora back into existence, another person had a different theory. The new Speed Force will be represented by Nora the daughter instead of Nora the mother.

As soon as Singh came back to Joe and agreed to work with him on finding the mole, I guessed it was probably him.

I’m glad that Nash Wells banished Thawne but he for sure is to blame for Maya’s death, not sure I can forgive him for that any more than he could himself

Screw Jeremiah, as long-absent Supergirl characters go, I really want to know how Bizarro Supergirl is doing 

please let Enzo from iZombie/ Beth’s kidnapper/ torturer be dead for real

I, for one, think it’s commendable that Batwoman murdered the guy that drove her sister insane by keeping her as slave for years!

Nothing about how Mary continues to be the best? Because Mary continues to be the absolute best. Her disgust when Luke kept up the pretense of working in real estate and her revenge after the phone call from Batwoman were equally delightful.

I don’t have any real basis for this, but I feel like Luke doesn’t think it is his place to get between the sisters (Kate and Mary) as they work out their issues, including the secret identity thing & he just is waiting for them to talk about it (he was surprised in this episode that Mary hadn’t talked to Kate about…

Has Dean Cain done something I don’t want to Google again?

Yes, it’s been a while and soon I’ll need to decide if it’s worth getting hulu back

It is the former. Isaac mission was to determine if other organics were more trustworthy and Kaylons where not satisfied with them and decided it’ll be safer to just kill them all. Trust is not their strong suit.

I think most our fiction about Robot Uprising makes it understendable - it’s either slavery or someone tries to pull the plug. But the one I like the irony of the most was the time loop one. Terminator Genisys was not great but it set up the humans try to kill Skynet because it tries to kill them in the past and…

It’s all very battlestar galactica.

Hmm, where have I heard that story before.  I seem to recall a lot of black, skintight leather was involved.