It's now supposed to be the 78 men and women he killed. And in one case 'was responsible because he forced an innocent to testify and the bad guys murdered the guy for it'. Said innocent (who has spent the last few hundred years as a mirror-spirit killing machine) now has to be sent back to hell by Wynonna because…

At least the Team Machine make *intelligent* decisions. Unlike those on at least half a dozen other current scifi shows.

This season has certainly hit the ground running , for all it's Victorian langour.

A season 4 with a heavy Lovecraft bent would be amazing.

I was thinking that Dracula's 'Children of the Night' were looking all a bit off-broadway Sondheim. They even bring their own violinist.

The timing between Kimmy and Titus on the Milf joke was perfect.

I get that every major villain on any show now has to do a Hannibal Lector/ Joker villain-in-a-cage scene, but there was not one saving grace to this huge turd of an episode.
Not that the show has ever managed to articulate what has become the most tiresome romantic subplot I've ever seen, but revealing that Savage…

I'm pretty much going to ignore most of this episode; the relationship dramaz they ginned up for Cisco were muddled and uninteresting. Zoom killing the E2 brother was ridiculously anti-climatic.

Those were the E2 metahumans I think.

Just Vixen please.

when they mentioned footprints and named Leviathan I thought that's exactly what they were pulling and got SO mad.

This is Snart. He punched out millions of lives of brainwashing from his best friend, talking a blonde ninja into hating her father was nothing.
Pity he's utterly helpless to do anything about Carter.

DCU Vandal was a brutal caveman, this guy is a high priest with a lisp.

The enthusiastic, naive, brillant dork who shrunk down to bullet size and took a trip through someone's chest at high velocity. But obvoiously that meant nothing to him, he's got a romantic triangle to angst in.

That would be cool and good storytelling so you are watching the wrong show. YOU WILL HAVE LOVE TRIANGLE AND GODDAMNED LIKE IT.

Rebecca took the pill Boyle had a couple of episodes back.

Piper as a big bad is very plausible, but so is the idea that she wants to prevent any government from having a monopoly on a permanent cure.
If she surrendered that shot to the FBI she had no guarantee she wouldn't just be disappeared by them this time and have created an even bigger monster.
It's not implausible to…

The tension in this excellent final episode was how long Brian could push himself through the NZT. The scene where he realizes he's lost six hours since talking to the Canadian/ Greenland negotiators was genuinely chilling. The scene where he's just fuddled enough not to be able to save the diplomat more so.

This was a very dull episode. The fact that it doesn't immediately lead in from last episode and show the team had *any* kind of clever back-up plan in case they had to give Zoom the speed and that the story wasn't mostly about returning Barry's speed says it all; the team is dumb and, worse, the writers are lazy.

It's actually really frustrating that everybody has ignored him. 'Genius' Jessie shared a cell with him for months and didn't bother figuring out he was trying to communicate. He's a maguffin and an idiot-ball all in one.