The overlapping of the Force Theme with the Imperial March as the title is revealed at the end of the Rogue One trailer still gives me goosebumps - a truly masterful trailer from start to finish.

I wasn't thrilled with her for the first half of season one, but I always hoped she'd become awesome. Never in my wildest dreams though could I have hoped for the pure gift of a character we have today.

Maybe all the Trust me's from Barry actually worked, and he remembered Barry's defense of her before - I don't know, that's the best explanation I have so far. Because I was definitely watching for a reaction from him around Caitlin and thought it very odd that there was absolutely nothing evident.

Yeah, the kidnapping incident seems completely forgiven - he didn't seem to act even a little weird around her. I guess discovering he too had an alter ego that wrecked even more havoc made him feel like he couldn't really throw stones.

Thea is really the one running Star City, thus continuing her pattern of taking day jobs over from Oliver and doing so much better than him. So yes, she should absolutely come over to take a look at Star Labs and Barry's other assets - maybe even take a look at HR's ideas and figure out how to make them practical.

I couldn't help but imagine this discussion happening as they were planning out the season:

Stephen Amell is surprisingly good - he was at a New York convention with John Barrowman that was plagued by bad weather and joined in delightful duets of "Do You Want To Build A Snowman?" and "Music of the Night." Not sure if he's ever done it professionally like so many of the Supergirl and Flash stars, but I was…

I could watch an entire episode of them in "observing the creatures in their natural habitat" mode.

I agree, and I'm intrigued with the unique dilemma it's building towards: Wyatt misses his wife terribly and thought she was the only woman he'd ever love. Now he's within reach of technology that could possibly save her, just as he's falling for someone else. What will he do when he inevitably has the chance to use…

I love that the show is showing the core three developing a real friendship outside of work, like when they went out to socially drink and were reacting to the fact that they'd been the cause of an early American UFO sighting with "The Pennsylvania Orb Incident", and in this episode with Lucy and Wyatt responding to…

I interpreted it to be that way because, since it was a wish realm created around Emma, it made sense for her parents to be the normal amount of years older than her, but other people she didn't have a significant relationship to were just "whatever age wouldn't trigger her memory to think something was wrong."

Where is it said/shown that Emma is going to have romantic interludes with Wish-Realm-Killian? Or do you mean you're afraid that it's going to happen? Because that wouldn't be in character for her, but I guess we can never guarantee how out of character the writers will force her. We'll definitely be seeing a version…

Two things elevated this episode for me:
1. Lana Parilla's delightful performance as an increasingly exasperated and impatient Regina playing the part of the Evil Queen. So much fun to watch!
2. The promise of Emma and Regina (who are basically Platonic Life-Partners at this point) having continuing adventures in the…

Valencia knew it was worth recording and sharing immediately - she had her phone out and filming super fast.

Many great moments, but for some reason my favorite moment was Josh's hand taking five tries to cover himself up with the Styrofoam crinkles - hilarious.

He's taking "social drinking" to a new level!

Well, I love that he often gives off a kind of "only sane man" vibe when surrounded by a lot of the other team members. He's also an observer; he doesn't seem to miss anything, and every time he enters the conversation, it always seems relevant, whether it be an accurate question (like your example) or a comment on…

As soon as Agent Smith brought up Barry turning himself over to the Dominators, the only thing I could think was: "Finally! Here is what's going to bring Cisco around!" I didn't even think about Cisco changing the past being the catalyst for him burying the hatchet (although Barry wanting to turn himself over was the…

I actually said "Oh, Mick, you big softie!" when he delivered that line.

I have watched this countless times since it happened, and I will never stop being thankful for its existence.