Wouldn't count James out just yet.

"Get yourself hurt." That's a complete understatement. Why I do feel that the show's trying to be sunnier by avoiding the word "kill?" How long will it take before certain characters like Snapper or Maggie or Jeremiah ends up dead? Before Supergirl loses another one dear to her heart? She and Martian Manhunter can't…

I'll admit: the reveal of Adrian Chase as Prometheus really caught me off guard. So if he's Prometheus, then… that means… *gasp* Tommy Merlyn's the Vigilante! Role reversal!
Think of it. How else could he have escaped so quickly after a blinding flash and surviving a fight with Prometheus? He's his father's son, only a…

So it appears Lillian Luthor was telling Alex the truth about her dad, after all.

Except Barry has shown more alertness and sneakiness so far while not running around in Season 3: like when he tried to talk Joe out of getting a family lunch at Jitters while Clive Yorkin was on the hunt; or when he played dead last episode.

One might say that Oliver is turning into Barry Allen, looking to find the best in people. Such is the case of Susan Williams; she could've showed those pictures of Oliver in Russia to the press, exposing him as the Hood and Green Arrow, but she didn't. Oliver has been willing to give her a chance, no matter how shady…

You know, this episodes makes me wonder how things might've gone if Radcliffe decided to use Spider-Man as an LMD. Take away Peter Parker's every regret—Uncle Ben, Gwen Stacy, the Osborns, Venom and Carnage, etc.—and see how different his life would've been.

We'll just have to wait and find out.

When I saw what Barry was doing in order to escape, I gave off a Salem Saberhagen-like mischievous chuckle: "Hee, hee, hee…"

Fair point.

The first sparring season between Kanan and Sabine takes me back to the TCW episode, "Witches of the Mist." Darth Tyranus trains Savage Opress in the ways of lightsaber combat and this apprentice shows to have no fighting form whatsoever. We see Kanan use the same form as Tyranus and the High Inquisitor embraced,…

This must be the most heartwarming episode in the season so far, particularly when it concerns Selina and her mom. Really beautiful. Plus, we have Maria expressing interest in her future son-in-law and Alfred. ;)

Perhaps we should make Snapper Carr this show's Ebenezer Scrooge. He just needs a little more heartlessness, apathy and greed, and a hate for people, if not Christmas: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

It was pretty symbolic seeing Ivar the Boneless playing chess with Alfred the Great. It foreshadows the inevitable confrontation between these representatives of two separate cultures, each with much more organized armies at the beck and call. I'm also reminded of a piece of dialogue from episode 2 of Blackadder III:
Pr…

Well, well… Someone else who saw that Aslaug looked like Darth Maul in the makeup. Good job, Dennis!

Felicity and Cisco's geek cred exceeds all hilarity.

Switch up with what?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw similarities between this episode and "Perchance to Dream." As Oliver pointed out to Barry in the previous episode of "Invasion!" he would've done anything to get his parents back. Here, we get to see him being offered the same temptation as Batman had. Main difference is that…

When we came to the Eliza and Alex part, I was reminded of Modern Family. Guess I shouldn't be too surprised. This is the CW, after all.

In Ezra's defense, at the beginning of this episode, he suggested that the team should keep an open mind when it comes to working with Hondo and Azmorigan. He's willing to look past certain grudges for the sake of the mission. That speaks the bigger picture.