That episode was so awesome I don't even have any snark. It was really funny, enjoyable, geeky and overall great. I'm amazed at the final showdown between Oliver and Barry (fun and badass). I barely even cringed at Iris lame lines and awkwardness facing Oliver. When she mentioned Oliver's arms, I kinda wished Diggle…

It's not really Felicity's "problem". Laurel has a right to get upset since she and Oliver were technically dating when he knocked her up (or were they on a short break?). For once, I'd be okay with Laurel being angry. 8 years later.

My favorite moment was probably the conversation between Iris(!) and The Flash early in the episode.
"There's something that you need to know… My boyfriend…"
"Did you guys break up?"
"No!"
"Oh…"

The Flash is very accessible, mainly because Grant Gustin and Barry are having the time of their lives. It's really easy to identify to Barry if only because he's enjoying the entire thing and making the best of it. I don't catch all the easter eggs but I have fun, and that's honestly all I ask from my TV shows: to be…

That's why I only watched the pilot of Gotham.
The thing is, in-universe references may happen or are wink to potential things. In Gotham, it's more "nudge nudge wink wink not gonna happen before season 20!" and… that's not delayed gratification it's plain torture. Not that I care: I don't read comics so all of this…

Okay sorry but the post might be spoilery since it deals with next episode/the crossover.

Way to leave me hanging, show. But huge let down for the episode. I kept looking for Robbie Amell, and was like "he really looks like Tockman, doesn't he?"

Question: what was the point of showing Caitlin's (not)dead boyfriend in the previously on? I mean, even if it's the first episode you watch, you don't have to know his face to empathize with Caitlin. I was so sure he was going to show up!

Am I the only one missing Duquan? Felt like a missed opportunity.

"Get your own sock."

… WHAT? No! We said no joke!

Funny, I personally have lost all hope to see Kalinda survive season 6.
Man, Bishop scared the shit out of me when he asked if "anyone know you're here"? There's no way she survives. I wouldn't even be shocked if Cary died at this point (even a suicide). Poor Cary.

You mean, the whole entire 6 episodes were he didn't kiss a girl in both present and past? That's 'cause he's slept with everyone in Starling City (that's not a Queen and under 40, even if there aren't any women over 40 since episode 220).

WILKIE!!! I was sure I knew him from somewhere (never watched Carrie Diaries) and that's it! Switched At Birth! Can he leave Arrow now and go back to that show where he was at least a cute douche?

I didn't get that from his tone. What was he supposed to say? He couldn't tell her not to go because he has no right, and he couldn't tell her to go because… well he had no right. The only right answer was "do what you want" because in the end, it has to be her decision. God knows Oliver and her not being together is…

FANFICTION PLEASE.

The whole episode, but I don't think we've seen it between both episodes. Maybe in 302? But it's probably a metaphor for Oliver and Felicity's love and hope and stuff and it only pops when the writers need to enforce what they're trying to do. "SEE?? HE KEPT THE FERN THE WHOLE TIME".
I mean. I kinda dig it, 'cause it's…

You mean in episode 301 when Felicity offered it to him? Oliver probably keeps it and stares at it while listening to REM. I'm 48% sure he speaks to that fern regularly.

Also, that fern was everywhere, wasn't it?

I know. Where is "bitchwithwifi!Felicity"? The one who actually knocked her ex out and didn't care about diamonds? I hope they turn that around.
Maybe it was one of Oliver's nightmares and next episode he'll wake up startled and terrified? "I thought you were into dresses and not motherboards".