That actually pulled me out of the show for quite a while. Why would they invoke “Loring” (especially for a guy who looks more “Leung”) for someone unrelated to Teryl Rothery (Arrow’s version of Jean, probably not going to marry Brandon Routh’s Ray Palmer).

They mentioned Supergirl and Flash but didn’t go the extra step of “And we asked Cisco but he couldn’t think of how to fix our multiverse problem (because they still mistakenly think there’s only one universe now)“.

They’ve physically had the Council of Wells show up and interact. To be fair, they didn’t stay long and Beth/Alice didn’t show effects immediately.

They go to the dance because the final girl is going to be there. They find her and then all abandon her instantly. I know that being bad at their jobs is part of the remit, but this is ridiculous.

Sarah’s already bi, no reason she can’t be in a thruple.

I’m perturbed that they nuke a rare botanical treasure for no reason (harvest the pollen, don’t vaporize the entire plant!) and without any remorse. Where’s Barry’s loyalty to the value of scientific research?

I’m disappointed that in the group of 10 teams, 20 people there was not one geeky enough to want to make a Dream Park à la Larry Niven & Steven Barnes classic novel.  They could have had fantasy RPG characters being chased by zombies and a crashing airplane ride or delved into The Barsoom Project for a space elevator…

Though Winn starts with anger and moves to forgiveness, Jordan plays the scene with such an underlying sense of menace that I genuinely thought we were headed towards a reveal that Toyman had taken his place.

I thought the camera was especially gauzy and extra brightly lit to give Jack extra glamour and hide the new lines on his face.

I did not like this episode. I was totally expecting heaven to be flawed, but needing death to be introduced seems weak. Having said that, they said a few times that they don’t know what will happen after people walk through the suicide door and I’m hoping it’s reincarnation, although to a certain extent that’s what…

Dinah woke up in 2040 or 2020? I thought 2020.

I was disappointed that the Dregs weren’t actually nuclear-mutated “really angry trees”. Would explain the breath carbon dioxide exhale oxygen and thriving in an environment that seems to have no other plants or animals to eat thing much better.

Well, President Sheridan President Baker should know all about Earth First politics...

Fav line of the ep: You cut my hair, I cut you.

From the other side of it, breastfeeding is no effort calorie expenditure (well, much much less effort than an hour on the treadmill). If my youngest hadn’t been a pincher I was planning to BF as long as she wanted (revoking my previous rule of “when they can do the buttons themselves, that’s it”)

Actually, Curtis is head of R&D at Argus and Laurel v2 is either the Star City District Attorney or a spokesperson for the office.

The on the nose-ness and camp was getting to me, but when Macy said that she wanted to figure out the scientific basis for magic and get a Nobel Prize... now I’m all in. Curiosity, inquiry, ambition. Here’s hoping that subplot continues.

Hero worshipping the dad she never knew is fine, but she better be giving Iris the cold shoulder for a better reason than that she’d rather be spending time with lost dad. Also, why couldn’t Uncle Wally teach her how to phase?

We have an Instant Pot and use it regularly, but when DH suggests we get rid of our rice cooker because the IP makes rice just fine, I want to grab one of his fancy chef’s knives and use it in an unrecommended manner. Note that they have made IP rice and it’s crap. I noticed that my local Asian food mart had…

We have an Instant Pot and use it regularly, but when DH suggests we get rid of our rice cooker because the IP makes…