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I mean the show (confusingly…) decided to have Claire be a part of the plot even though Hayden couldn't/didn't want to be part of the show. But it didn't have the actress, so, she's dead, even though she's got the Mutant Healing Factor.
So the show provides an explanation, and it's internally consistent (mostly): that…

I can't figure out whether or not Claire's death's explanation "makes sense" because I can't remember if any Evo had shown abilities as young as Nathan-Tommy did in this episode. Like, okay, he has Ability Absorption, like Arthur Petrelli did. Okay, sure. But he used his ability apparently either in utero or during…

Yeah it turns out that they had a room full of tactical vests in the back that no one was aware of.
Next season maybe they'll find their tactical helmets so that they are actually protected from gunfire.

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In Season 1 there was a gangster's car which was exploded by a bomb remotely detonated to the melody of Lipps Inc.'s 1979 classic "Funkytown".
That was a gangster's car, why wouldn't it be armored?

Yeah I wasn't saying that Butch became a Galavan puppet; it looks like he has been made into a neutral party, for lack of a better term. So it seems like he doesn't want vengeance on Penguin. … yet?

That just confuses me more, because if the car _was_ armored, and Penguin didn't have to fear being shot by Harvey/Jim/Tabitha, then why didn't he drive the car at Theo.
"One of us is leaving here dead tonight!" -> Penguin abandons this threat to drive away

If you ask an average person on the street about comic books, they might ramble off something about superheroes or people in costumes or something like that. This show is trying for that demographic: it's trying to be a tv show about comic book characters which shows little interest in actually being about _those_…

NO she's gone forever, as if she had been slapped by Bruce's butler

The Army of Penguins was the highlight of the episode.

No Selina! Alcohol is for adults!

It's a great point; this is truly a show about "comic books" which is not made for fans of comic book tv shows.

Yeah Theo almost killed Oswald right there. Had the opportunity to do so, but decided to ham it up instead of pulling the trigger.

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I never said Oswald was shot in the spine. But I am intrigued by how you know that the car was armored.

In tonight's episode of Plot Armor
1) Butch is now apparently free of Oswald's conditioning (PS Oswald did not do the
conditioning, IIRC Zsasz did, on the command of Falcone, for Oswald's
benefit) and is holding a gun, very near Oswald, who recently CUT OFF HIS HAND. Butch does not shoot Oswald.
2) Oswald is crouching…

… yeah I was confused when the reviewer mentioned
"Kringle now knows how demented he is."
Like. No? She doesn't? Because she's dead? People who are dead don't know things…

Ivy was very briefly in an episode this season, uh, she was being interrogated by Bullock.
Lee… apparently finally just gave Gordon a key to her apartment even thought the two of them have been dating for months?
Speaking of Bullock he used to be engaged just a few episodes ago I wonder how that is going. Is he picking…

Ohhhhh interesting