I'm really loving this season. This episode showed some great fight choreography and I was enjoying myself.

The puns. The Puns!

I'm playing SWTOR; do you think the team behind Rebels used the name Inquisitor as a shout-out to the game?

“How is it the man who settled Kentucky is known as the guy
who wore a raccoon on his head?”

“Holy ghost on a bicycle!”

This week on Arrow: Learn how to create an entirely new bow
out of ordinary objects that can be found in any hotel room!

Fair enough.

I liked the episode. It was goofy, episode of the week with Ezra and Zeb bonding, but it's laying the groundwork. Yeah, it's definitely going for 'kid-friendly', but I'm guess that's what's needed to sell a new Star Wars series to Disney. Remember, a lot of people said the Clone Wars cartoon (the CGI one) was kiddy,…

"WHAT'S ALTRUISM?"

"I'm duly impressed with their… Spirit."

Whenever I see Adrian Pasdar as Talbot, I sometimes pretend he was Nathan Petrelli from Heroes but he had to disappear and this is his new life.

I get the feeling that a majority of the plots from now on is Flash having doubts, thus making him unable to harness the Speedforce, and thus getting his butt whooped for a majority of the episode, until at the very end he realizes "Oh wait, I'm the Fastest Man alive."

Robberies in broad daylight? Corrupt cops? Murder of Elected officials?

Aang Rolls: The only food endorsed by Avatar Aang himself.

This week felt sooo busy to me and not in a good way. There were so many juggling subplots with Wes' roommate, if Keating's husband had a solid alibi, what happens 2 months later, Michaela's fiancee and that's not even touching on the case of the week potential cultist terrorist. Next week seems like a good episode…

Oddly enough, most of the posts I've seen on Tumblr isn't outrage.

Is Diggle going to call his daughter… Diglett?

Even damaged Fitz scares Ward.

Loved it. Thought it borrowed a lot of elements from Arrow, but on the whole, I was satisfied.

"I'll have a Sam Adams."