beats a bucketless tube in the particle accelerator.

Only Dr. Stein can save the rest of the team after they are taken captive by Time Pirates. Sounds like fun, I thought. And for what it's worth that part was.
Even the sudden Ray/ Barraista romance, after it was specifically ruled out last week, wasn't unwatchable.

no but thet do forget and never go back to them, which is close enough.

Put off watching this for 3 weeks because I knew it was going to be grueling, and it was. There were parts I had to leave the room for. It still managed to be funny.
It was also the most human episode I've seen, from everyone dropping everything at the 'textmergency' because they've all been there, Paula and Scott…

oh god, maybe it's the same one?

DMTM is a leve 10. If she choses to arch Venture/ Morpho then Monarch can sub-arch under the just revealed friends & family plan. Things may come up roses yet for television's best couple.

Best episode so far this season.
For me the highlights were Brock really getting into his fight with Think Tank
"I have a tank-gun pressed against your chest"
"I can dodge it!"
The resolution of his hook-up with Warriana getting a bit more serious was surprisingly mature and the final lassoo line crushed.
Barbara…

I'd agree, but the same laziness has plagued all the DC properties; Smallville, Arrow and this season of the Flash as well. Legends of Tomorrow is looking to shape up no different.

Good catch. I don't remember her giving it back at all, just doing the sad father routine with Win. Maybe then?

Think one thing the show really missed is how it's set up the Jimmy/ Lucy break up. Have we ever really seen Lucy interact with Kara? Cat has already made a thing about the entire office noticing her thing for Jimmy but Lucy seems totally oblivious to it until declaring she believes Jimmy & Kara are in love on this…

It was like they went 'sure she can knock a Kryptonian around, but this is the REALLY impressive bit'.

No, because this was Brainiac *8*. Unless they reset their numbering sometime in the far future my hopes were pretty much crushed.

Then how about just writing 'It's made out of collapsed nonsensium, you're one of the few people on the planet that can lift it'? There fixed. That's all they needed to do.

More like 'we have to evacute our staff, and then maybe everybody else.'

It's silly to expect this show to be anything more than froth that made a couple of inspired casting choices, and yet here we go again. There's nothing really offensive about the episode but there are moments that just scream the writers don't bother thinking things through.

Was wondering if the 'thinking of following your suggestion and going to hell' wasn't a possible set up for Constantine. Maybe even the last incarnation of the Seven Soldiers.

"I won't endanger the team. Ok, we leave Sarah here. Bye-ee."

At the moment I'd just like them to do an episode when somebody murders a henchman and suddenly Rip disappears.
"Oops" they say. The rest of the series is misadventures trying to get home to the 21stC without a navigation system.

The show (like Flash) also just doesn't seem to have enough space for A,B & arc plots. It should concentrate on any two of those and maybe we don't see characters for an entire episode or so. If the writing was better and the show flowed better I could live with that.

I've seen better Santa beards. On women.