At least the finale didn't end with Roman Reigns taking out both Rick and Negan and becoming the new leader of everything. WRESTLING JOEKS!!!

Weird, thought I read that at least two of the three original VAs were actually involved in this one. EH?!?!

I can still kind of see why they'd pull this kind of cliffhanger on the viewers. In a better world, they could've ended the finale AFTER the kill and we'd know who it was, and then do whatever they have to do to help tie things up until October, leaving us anticipating whatever comes next. What they did is probably…

Word. I suspect I'm a bit more in the camp of people who don't just use the show exclusively as a part of their Sunday night multitasking, but eh.

Not sure if I should take that in a good or bad way, heh.

I'd almost not say it ran too long, but I suspect the seemingly infinite horde of ad breaks soaked up a decent chunk of that time. So. Many. Ads.

I'll take a BRAVE STAND and say I liked this episode a decent amount. Of course, I have a bad habit of putting shows into Background Noise Mode even when I mean to pay attention, which might help gloss over some of the less successful bits, but still. The group's slow realization that the Saviors were pretty much…

Aw, I wanted to (maybe) be the first person to bring that up. It took me a while to recognize the voice, but once I did I recognized the face as well and was all YAY! Glad he survived the episode, although looking back I'm not sure why I even thought he'd die beyond the show's usual "here's a sort-of-importantish…

He certainly didn't care about the conservation of species when he was dealing with Crites back in 1991.

I guess you could say… Double Standards Aren't Dead. But don't, it's kind of dumb.

I'm still wondering if Snart was aiming for his cuffs and got his hand instead, which I initially assumed was the case, or if he just directly figured freezing and smashing his hand was the best idea to begin with. The whole "break my bonds/maim myself" choice seems to head into maiming territory at points, even if…

Whoops! I certainly… FAILED ONE OF THE TWO CITIES. *rimshot*

One thing that stood out to me? During Darhk's fight with the two non-Murmur guys, when he slammed one of them against the wall it appeared to become quite wobbly. I think Star City needs to invest in renovating their jail, before someone just punches a hole in the wall and walks out.

And that award itself is made hilarious due to the fact that from what I've read many times, Warrior intended it to be a way to put a spotlight on the work done by the people that help keep things running behind the scenes, I think.

Actually, I think I often get Salva mixed up with Brian Yuzna rather than Gordon, due to Salva and Yuzna both having odd-sounding last names.

Whenever Salva's past comes up, I think I often confuse him for Stuart Gordon and get sad until I finally remember it's Salva.

I'm thinking that the best course of action regarding Dreck at 20,000 Feet is just cobble your own story together from the vaguely defined characters and bits of plot detritus you can remember in order to entertain yourself. So the one guy got sick and they stuck him in the bathroom because he was all I'M SICK AND…

I finally understand that flashforward to Oliver at the grave! Quentin's career died.

"This Christmas, you will believe that a man can fly…ing headbutt. And also murder his wife and son before taking his own life. Kevin James is Chris Benoit in 'Rabid Wolverine: The Chris Benoit Story.'"

I hope not. We'd be screwed then, since we wouldn't have David Carradine to team up with Michael Moriarty to stop it again.