I think the best part is just how Oliver literally has about ten billion opportunities in flashbacks to reveal himself as alive. Stick around for next week in which he manages to convince someone in a flashback he's an hallucination.

About five scenes of Felicity holding an armful of books with bigger bug-eyed glasses and looking around the corner at Oliver in a Letterman jacket await!

"You're cute," Felicity says to the photograph of Oliver in which he looks positively demonic.

Between this and painting a big-ass picture of Joan from memory, Moriarty is balancing the line between sociopath and someone with a schoolyard crush.

I feel bad for Paul Blackthorne this season. Detective Lance has had barely anything to do this season. Hopefully him knowing the truth sets that right.

That Chase character was sure pointless. I thought he was going to be built up as something, but after some wining and dining, he's quickly gone.

That was him? Aw man, normally I recognize Gantu anywhere!

Imagine if Wally ever appears on this show and finds out he has the hots for his mentors ex-girlfriend. We can work in a Mrs. Robinson story-line if we're lucky, boys!

Still keep the bad wigs, though.

Only better when Iris just falls for Barry in turn.

On another note, the "Cisco" character trailer thing is still the funniest thing I've seen today. The swanky 70's music, the black guys voice ("who's the cat who names the names").

The more I watch this show, the more I get major Dexter creep vibes by having someone have a crush on their foster sibling.

It's nice to get some more character to Ronnie, even if he isn't Ronnie the entire time. I got pretty sick of the previous episodes doing more of a "telling and not showing" of what a great guy Ronnie is that everyone talks him up.

I think Blaine and Sam being forced into "Wishin' and Hopin'" was the major downside to this episode. I don't know who Darren Criss or Chord Overstreet are paying off behind the scenes but it could really help if they stopped it. Although Blaine literally existed in musical numbers, so we should celebrate.