Just thought I'd go with the Fun Facts.

First time I saw Jesse L. Martin sing, it was in "A Christmas Carol: The Musical." It stars Kelsey Grammer as Scrooge and Jason Alexander as Marley. Great movie. You should all watch it.

First, it's Waldorf who gives off a death-like cough in episode 4 of "From the Balcony." Now, here in this show, the death-like cough comes from Statler. Can't get enough of these two hecklers. You should REALLY have them in the Notes section, Dan. Strongly recommend it.

Nyssa: I want you to kill Malcolm Merlyn.
Oliver: Tried that three years ago, Nyssa. Didn't work.
Nyssa: Then make sure you aim for his heart… or his NECK.

Garfield would be ashamed at Ichabod for his handling of frozen lasagna. LOL

You don't know what an overstatement is, do you?

"Underwhelming" sounds like an overstatement.

This episode really provided me and my dad with a lot of laughs tonight.

I think I might've seen that, but I can't remember much on that episode.

Did you see the way Statler cried during Kermit and Piggy's number? Priceless! First time we see him and Waldorf cry are in "Statler and Waldorf: From the Balcony" on Movies.com. (Wish it were still on.)

No argument from me, brother.

One thing we need to consider is that Vandal Savage gave away one crucial bit of info for the Legends to use: Only Hawkgirl use the dagger to kill him. Well, because there was no one else within earshot besides Carter and Kendra, he figured he could take his time in destroying them both. But now with Kendra and the…

It's about time Amanda Waller was killed off in the show. There are some characters we love to hate and she's one of the them. Always going about security for A.R.G.U.S., the country, and the world. Controlling assets like Oliver through extortion and sacrificing others like Deadshot for a greater cause. And not once…

Did you know that Concord Dawn was Jango Fett's homeworld? And Boba used to be a Journeyman Protector before he was exiled for killing the mentor who raped his wife.

No argument from me.

I don't think Wells meant to kill Turtle. He was probably so desperate to save his daughter, his extraction of the guy's cells had to have been fatally clumsy. When he heard Turtle died, the one word that went through his mind must've been this: "Oops." Even Sheldon Cooper would admit he's made a boo-boo.

Wait a minute. Miranda Crane? As in Jonathan Crane aka the Scarecrow? Why didn't I think of that before? I mean, it's not like we're gonna expect any fear toxin coming to National City.

This episode deserves an A+ because it really made me laugh in a lot of ways, especially the parts where Sheldon sneezes at Howard and Stuart's successful attempts at going to Vegas.

Well, that's a start. Give Jessica a new mentor.

Who's Minimum?