It's too bad the writers weren't smart enough to hone in on the one semi-valid point of contention between Kara and James, but then again, maybe that's just the character? Maybe Kara is overly emotional and kinda dumb.

Why can't Flynn just keep traveling backwards in three-day-stints until he finds the opportunity to kill somebody? The answer is: he can. Indeed, last episode he even bitched to Lucy (I think?) that he tried exactly that with Rittenhouse and his kid. According to him, he failed because without his whole original…

The writers will do as they will, but if you're looking for a logical answer informed by standard sci-fi theory, here it is:

I really do hope he becomes a drug smuggler. Coke-fueled Flash, the hardcore Li-barry-tarian, nonviolently meeting market demand in a society that refuses to decriminalize personal choice!

It's not you. It's the writers. The artistically sound choice would've been to have explored Caitlin Snow with ice powers, not some cheap stunt where because of ScienceMagic2.0 having cold powers "breaks your DNA" or "changes your brain" or whatever else they might possibly bother to insult us with as an excuse for…

Technically Barry is at fault for murdering (or displacing; unclear!) Other Barry, i.e. the Barry that originally inhabited this new slightly-different timeline. He's not actually at fault for anything else.

Living for individual moments does help sweep multiple homicides and other heinous moral transgressions under the rug.

And yet she's basically a punching bag on her own show, and usually because she's terrible at applying the proper power at the proper time. I mean, super speed alone would get her 95% of the way there. The other 5% might require just a BIT more judicious use of heat vision, flight, freeze breath, super strength, oh,…

He totally should've said "JUST a friend." With some real stank on it.

In response to Raisler's last point: right now it seems like the show is finally taking a stand with an incredibly unforgiving standard for going to "Hell." This means that basically every main character on the show is hell-bound, no exceptions.

It means they're psychic. If there's a time skip involved in the series wrap-up they'll probably be the ones powerful enough to end "hell," by being the prophesied super-magical wonder-twins of ultimate magic-ness who are also psychic and maybe also have latent unicorn genes because why not? They'll represent the big…

I think you should proudly demand an answer as to why paradise doesn't involve more orgies and generally selfish behavior, and does involve doing your own dishes, and doesn't have real ice cream because of its non-human architect's weird obsession with how humans behave WHEN THEY'RE ALIVE, WHICH INVOLVES LOTS OF RULES…

I wonder if anyone will bother following up on either Vibe's ability to get flashes of alternate timelines or Barry's progressive memory loss of other timelines every time he uses his speed.

Timeless needs one of their characters to reveal (to the audience at least) that they know they're trapped in a tv show in, say, the next six episodes for the show to claim any shred of respectability.

But the romances inserted into games are romances between an NPC and the player's character, not the player themselves. Both of those are characters, both exist outside of the real world, and both are severely limited by all manner of omissions, shortcuts, and even abstractions.

The proper response to that language-policing was to tell your friend that his admonition was very sinister even if he didn't realize it, by which you mean it was very left-handed.

It's a little silly that anyone is discussing what "just happened" (when the dudes hijacked iEye 2.0) because the timeline should've instantly changed. The one thing that's practically guaranteed to not happen in the new, changed timeline is the same dudes going back in time again at the exact same time. If that…

I don't get it. Did she take the original headlines and articles and add "who is currently under criminal investigation by the FBI for actions relating to her gross misconduct as Secretary of State" to each one?

"a limitless multiplayer sandbox"

They really needed to kill the kid and have it either not work or backfire. This show needs an enemy that's actually worth a damn, and Time Itself is a decent candidate. Otherwise the show's going to die on the vine, because it's about a group of allegedly badass, allegedly brilliant, allegedly strong,…