Yes it appears that Mr. Sava hasn't quite grasped the meaning of the word 'misogyny' (a common trend on the Internet, especially in places like Tumblr and Twitter and AV Club reviews).

"I need to take an incredibly difficult shot from long range against a moving target, and missing might not only doom us to a life under a crazed Supergirl doppelganger, but could kill my sister! So I'll bring a sub-machine gun with a short barrel, because that's how sniping works…"

Two bits stand out in this episode to me, both with the Rosa/Boyle episode.

She's in the season in a few episodes time. She fights Nyssa. Guess we know how that'll go…

First they came for Deadshot and the Suicide Squad.

"…a Communist agent paid Jason Wilkes to develop an invisibility ray. He tests the ray on himself, and it makes him invisible and intangible."

Sadly it appears to be a reoccurring theme for this site. Then again, this is The AV Club, a site that said that an episode of Agent Carter was better simply because it was written by two people who weren't white men.

Hush now! We don't want to bring logic, reason or - Tumblr forbid - context into our discussion about a show set in the late 1940's!

"…mansplaining…"

Interesting characters > gender quotas.

"with his snide attitude and snark about being bossed around by a woman"

"The evil council pushing Calvin Chadwick to shut down Isodyne and focus on his campaign for Senate is entirely composed of older white men. I do not think this is a coincidence."
Or, y'know, it's the 40's, because context.

"Their bond has extra tension because it’s an interracial relationship at a time when racism is still dominant, and while the writers of these episodes don’t push the racism angle too hard,"

The "Top of the morning, ma'am!" gag had me laughing. It's nice when even the characters on the show can acknowledge the absurdity of their situation.

A C? Really?

"More importantly, the season takes aim at a clear satirical target—a self-righteous contingency of straight, white dudes who bully political correctness for bro-points instead of promoting true social justice…"

Heh. But no: http://starwars.wikia.com/w…

Ha! Literal toxic masculinity, in pill form. I can buy that. :-D

"He’s a great metaphor for institutionalized toxic masculinity via the military, but him taking a red pill has extra significance in a world where The Red Pill is the name of an online community dedicated to “discussion of sexual strategy in a culture increasingly lacking a positive identity for men.”

The two reasons why this show works are: