Good to know, since the DCW already has a character named Jean Loring played by Teryl Rothery I'm going to assume Anna was her daughter.

As far as I can recall before this episode they never gave Ray's fiance a last name, but on my the rewatch of this episode I noticed he said Anna Loring.

At least she's now in Arrow.

I had someone rage quit on me in NFL 2K1 when they kept getting me on 3 and out and not just that but like you it would be something like 4th and 20 on my 10. I kept running the same play and getting 90 yard touchdowns. If they would've audibled or called a timeout I would've stopped. I wasn't even lining up in a punt…

I never got anywhere that far and wasn't it technically on Sega CD?

Delightfully sinister.

Seriously, for someone who was so laser focused and didn't even have to deal with domestic concerns like having a capital much less foreign policy, he developed a pretty good grasp.

Just a guess, but I think Polis is Annapolis, Maryland.

Stacey Boss, I had no idea I wanted to see Eddie Jemison play a villain.

I actually love that they use both pronunciations.

I am approaching the crossover as Grant Gustin getting to play another version of Barry, just like I consider Matt Ryan has played two different versions of Constantine.

"I hate the Arrowverse’s commitment to pronouncing the Ra’s in Ra’s Al Ghul as “Roz” instead of “Raysh”."

Plus I've seen some speculation (possibly wild) that Mama Lance is dating Mirror Master.

Everyone on Team Arrow knew he was not dead.

In hindsight I'm really glad Thea didn't shoot him.

Now that you mention it, that is a little heavy handed.

No kidding,… something Ray Palmer's alive … something and that's not counting say Ra's who might still come back. Though when he found out Meryln was alive is classic.

Possibly, but that doesn't take much away from the reveal.

I missed that, but it makes sense.

I'd love for someone to be say sitting in the lair bored and decide to flip through some stuff, Thea or Laurel would be good since I don't think they know about The List. Then they see Isabel Rochev's name, and it finally hits Oliver that he should've listened to Moira about her in the first place.