#blessed

"What's in the briefcase?"
"Crackers!"

I bet I know how those hashtag-ers feel about those downvotes!

At the end of the film, the boss enters into her cubicle and taunts her, "Did you get that thing I sent you?".

Why?

The monster's most terrifying trait will be being released scot free from shooting and beating a man who did no wrong.

That's not Captain Fahey, that's Captain Pike!

Just imagine all the computer viruses they have to deal with!

Like Urkel.

Do you quote the old AmEx commercials with Seinfeld in too?

I think it's time we take Great Job, Internet out of its misery.

A sell out

I wasn't aware Seth Rogen would be playing Zach Gaflinakis' part from Birdman.

And, this is a big nitpick, but "Identity" would have been a far better title for the episode as a summation of the season, as "Sacrifice" and "Unthinkable" were perfect given they correlate to both the lesson Oliver ends up taking away as well as what causes the villain to get their comeuppance.

These aren't really what I'd term "visual gags" so much as "signs".

No Human Beings have been in Australia in over a century, each apparent individual instead a pile of spiders of working together.

I get the impression they shot maybe a half-dozen scenes worth of stuff in a way that could be integrated into Flash and/or Arrow next year if they didn't get the order to go ahead on their own.

That was in the CBS upfronts article.

Every Spring we will be treated with a new episode of DadCops as well.

Sounds like Rory to me.