That was an unusual multi-episode arc for any character.

Technically he did - back in the pilot episode (& prior to pilot episode) on the boat (different actress but still)

Officially my favourite super-hero episode of the week - which is saying something with how high a calibre Arrow & Supergirl were this week. (I consider Agent Carter to be spy-fare in a superhero world & less said about Flash this week the better). The sheer glee I was experiencing watching this was intoxicating :)…

Think iZombie premise except minus the zombies that airs on Freedom (formerly ABC Family - note sarcastic tone) - and minus a lot of the wit. Girl/woman in leather body suit gets into a glorified water tub and is plugged into (or " stitched" into as the show fondly refers to it) the memories of dead people. Allison…

What - she's awesome in W13! (& frankly she's the highlight that outclasses the rest of the cast in Stitchers)

Spark sounds almost identical to ABC's failed Blood & Oil!

I'm hoping with how fast they flicked over Captain Boomerang's name in that DC special introducing us to the characters, that he'll be one of the first casualties in Suicide Squad so that Flash can get him back.

Maybe it's Earth-2 Felicity? I keep hoping Earth 2 has an evil super-powered Chloe Sullivan that'll allow Allison Mack to make a cameo on either Flash or Arrow (cause she's technically as much a part of the Oliver Queen mythos as she is the Clark/Superman one) and use tech, telekinesis and
life-force manipulation…

It's a slow-burner like Person of Interest that peaks in season 3 (of 4) with one of the most spectacular season premiere's i've ever seen.

There is no such thing as watching a single Gilmore Girls episode - you give into the craving and watch one, you blink and suddenly you've revisited the entire series for the up-teenth time.

Almost scarily well.

Not enough Natalie Morales - not just this episode but this series - seriously she's a great Middleman weapon to have in one's comedic arsenal and they're just not using her to her full potential (I'm not saying Trophy WIfe did much better with her but still)

I love the polarity that exists between Gravity Falls & Phineas & Ferb which both exist within a single summer before the onset of teen-hood, but they take two very different but almost equally great approaches to it - Gravity Falls embraced the finite and worked it to it's advantage, P&F went - bah - this be the…

This episode made me tear up - I'm not afraid to admit that….

& it's technically spy in a super-world, not about a superhero per se.

"You shot me!…. in the booty!' - that line from Luther always elicits a laugh from me - & after she lets him think he was gonna get away unscathed :P

Was a bit worried when she only appeared via Skype the first couple of eps this season (Please like Me not Reign obviously - although Catherine with Skype "magic" is now a thought that can't leave my head) - but i'm glad the actress is back on Please Like Me in the flesh now.

I couldn't help but think how few hand-maidens Mary had left in the funeral scene - & really Greer shouldnt have been there let alone so close to Mary considering she runs a brothel - & let's not get started on Lola…. though i guess they needed to show that Mary still has some confidantes in her court besides…

Don't tell me things like that - it only makes the hurt worse :(/;P

The first ep has a ex-tender-ed scene you'll find very juicy then.