The commercials for today's episode made it sound like someone on #TeamGood was gonna die.  What a lie that was.

Wait, was that Snow's mother that tripped Cora?  I wasn't too sure because I never caught her name and I wasn't sure if the ages would line up.

If anything, Regina now I feel has a legitimate reason to hate Snow.  It was one thing to have a vendetta against a 8 year old for being unable to keep a secret from your amazingly manipulative mother, it's another when a grown woman kills your mother.

I was thinking hermaphrodite, but I suppose it's possible the character was transgendered.  I didn't read into it that much, they could have said she didn't have a vagina, or she had three nipples, or she had Kuato coming out of her stomach and the joke would have been just the same (although that last one would…

Does this review always come up like two hours after it airs on the East Coast?

When Beetle and Manta started fighting, did anyone else think the world already has enough black-on-black crime?

Adalind looks at a pregnancy test, sees she's pregnant.

Three months was too long.  I watched the series from the beginning, and even with the info dumps I had trouble keeping up with what was going on, or rather what had already occurred.  That's not going to help in terms of expanded viewership.

Well, I didn't outright hate the episode.  So that's good.  They just need to ease it on the Abed.

I regret missing that.

I bought the chicken and waffles one the other night, didn't finish them, and this video reminded me I accidentally left them in my jacket pocket.

All around, I liked this episode.  I like Kevin Hart, and seeing him break during the Barnes and Noble act got me.  Speaking of the sketch, Taran Killam always nails it.

I chuckled looking at your icon.

I'd have to rewatch some of the episodes, but I think Sportsmaster was familiar with Deathstroke.  I imagine they probably worked together, the Light cut off Deathstroke, and now they're bringing him back to replace Sportsmaster.

I liked this episode for solid jokes, but I didn't like how they retread the whole "Everyone hates the study group" thing.

Every notice how the hot girl someone ends up hitting on at MacLaren's always sits/stands around that same area?

Yvette Brown as Amanda Waller.  This is all falling together perfectly.

Slurm.  It must be super delicious if everyone's still drinking it having seen where it comes from.

Because of Godfrey and a strong theme of aliens coming to Earth.  Seems like the introduction of Godfrey was for that very reason, it was ging to be a slow reveal probably to set up season 3.

I'm thinking the Light's end goal is with the New Gods and War World.  They needed to attract the attention of other civilizations, get the Reach as bait for War World, all the while double dealing with the New Gods.  Something like that.  I'm not sure if that could ever really pan out with only a couple episodes left.