The way the drug lookout started yelling, “hey vato,” with a “v” sound instead of a “b” sound, I knew before I even saw the guy that he had no idea what he was in for.

I like this show well enough, and really want to love it, but Ruby Rose’s wooden acting is still dragging the whole thing down for me. Even when she was sobbing on the floor with Alice, it didn’t look like she was actually sobbing, it looked like an actor trying really hard to make it look like they were sobbing, and…

It’s definitely increased. That being said, I laughed my ass off when Larry & Jeff were screaming at each other in the kitchen, and they both stopped and slowly sat down at the same time.

The Krazy Eyez Killah episode is my all-time favorite.

Like, yes, please invade my personal space. That’s what these earphones were, obviously... an invitation for you, a stranger, to touch me. What a cute story we’ll tell our grandchildren some day.
I really don’t understand what goes on in these assholes’ damn minds.

I was going to use Echo as the activation word, but there are characters called Echo in several shows I watch, so I thought Alexa was the better choice at the time. Now she’s dead, so she doesn’t need a wake word.

They could’ve used Gideon ;)
I bet every Alexa user watching this got annoyed when their Alexa inevitably woke upon Barry calling her. I wouldn’t know, I binned mine when, in the span of a week, during a deep, personal talk with my husband, Alexa suddenly said, “Ah, I have learned a great many things about you” and it…

I really hope that one day it’s revealed that she’s not actually British.

Cue every woman in the world sighing and wishing that that would stop men from bothering them, up to and including, but not limited to, actually removing the earbud from her damn ear*.

*Yes, this is a thing that actually happens and it’s infuriating.

If that kid went under the train, he either died or got dismembered.
Source: A friend of mine from back home in NYC fell on the tracks just as the train was coming and he lost both his legs. Would’ve bled to death too if not for being incredibly lucky that a medic was in the station to start working on him until the…

Having watched the whole season, I really don’t understand why this was rated “mature” on netflix UK. Sure, there were a few deaths and scary parts, but I wouldn’t rate this above a 15 (or maybe even a 12... none of the violence was bloody or graphic) in the UK movie ratings (we don’t have TV ratings on every show…

Having now watched the entire season, I’ve just come back here to say that I had no idea it was possible to be equal parts really clever and really stupid. Mostly predictable with a few surprises along the way, but a lot of insonsistencies (Kinsey gets rid of her fear and then is screaming and terrified in the…

Is this a fucking joke? NO DOG PERSON WOULD EVER BEHAVE THIS WAY. Anyone who does behave this way is not a dog person or dog lover, they’re a fucking monster.

We really need to focus on catching counter-terrorists in this country.

A supervillain who uses future tech to make it look like he can do the Wizrding World’s killing curse? Count me in ;)

He seemed to imply that The Monitor gave him his powers back just for Crisis.

Though Star City is Seattle, they used establishing shots of the Baltimore Aquarium in the first season which I thought was hilarious.

Central City is 100% in the midwest. They’ve shown Barry running across the map to another city before and his start point was in the midwest.

Interestingly, the giant clear map board shows that Metropolis is Chicago on Earth Prime. I know it’s been in different locations in the comics but I’d always thought of it as being in Delaware, across the bay from Gotham.

When Cisco originally wanted to give up his powers, it was so out of character that it bothered…

Yeah, the bar that Astra was in in hell had a very Lux vibe about it.