That was my thought as well. And I hope it works because The 100 getting some help is worth this (and the 100) having two part premieres split across weeks, as annoying as it it.

And imo already better than Hawkguy so he's not even the worst on the show.

Five characters can fly (unless you were counting Firestorm as one). It actually reveals a potentially interesting/potentially problematic power differential - Sara, Cold, and Heatwave are pretty grounded compared to the others.

The explanation for this type of thing on Leverage was that they needed the real hacker to do the real hacking. Skye/Daisy wouldn't have been able to mess around in their system and play with the doors etc if she was sitting at the keyboard in front of the ATCU guys.

I agree; Hernando did say at some point that having Dani around had also reminded him of all the other things he was sacrificing being in the closet with Lito.

Yea, the reason that I'm personally 100% sure that it wasn't Shay or Scott was Delphine's reaction.

This comment has created so much cognitive dissonance because I know Maslany plays Cosima, and I know Cosima is generally the one with Delphine, but the idea of Maslany and Brochu hanging out together and working together just seems so…unreal. I don't know why.

I agree with your two complaints, though mostly because they are cliffhangers. As mentioned above, I'm sure the rapist guard storyline will continue next season, and the Alex thing is just a straight cliffhanger, which is always annoying. I think that guard was in her flashback, the guy that got the call and shot her…

How much do you guys think this show will spoil Ultron if you don't see the movie opening weekend? Like, will I not be able to watch anymore episodes of SHIELD until the movie comes out on streaming services since I'm unlikely to be able to see it in the theater?

I liked that Danny went after Meg so hard even though there wasn't really a good reason; it adds to the tragedy of Danny.

Oh, you're totally right. Seriously, it is better now and continuing to get better.

Yea, one of my favorite lines was in a flashback when Jacqueline said something like "It's 1992 and nothing has changed in this country! If you want to get anywhere, you have to be blond and white." And two decades later…

I believe the original post is a send up of the complaints about
Krakowski playing a Native American. Because yes, both points are part
of the joke because they're so ridiculous.

Yes, as @Nathan says, the plan was for in that moment that they were about to inject Lincoln, he would grab the red instead and run away with it. The Reapers and Mountain Men would chase him and in the chaos Bellamy would sneak inside.

I agree with all your points but wanted to re-iterate the line: "The dead are gone, Clarke. The living are hungry."

Totally agree about Petra. I noticed when she was standing by the window, just before the punch, that she looked really vulnerable. Also, she was scared when she tried to break up with Zaz and he attacked her. I think she's in over her head and there's a lot more going on there. I'm far more interested in Petra than…

Maybe recent flashbacks, like what she was up to in the last 5 months leading up to her death? That would be a bit more palatable.

While I agree the seasons have gotten better as they went on, I very much enjoyed the first two seasons. Though less complex, the first season was a lot of fun. I don't generally like cop/procedural shows but I liked this one: funny, still had great fights, etc. For me, the frustrations others may have early on with…

I might be wrong but my impression was that Duncan asked if she remembered feeling loved (by him and her mother). She doesn't; even though she sees it in the videos, she can't feel it. I think she does feel things (I thought I saw some grief in that tantrum when Duncan died), though I agree that Leekie and Dyad f'd…

I love Felicity, but recently it seems like she exists for just a couple of lines an episode showing concern for or supporting Oliver. And sometimes they feel a little melodramatic to me, though that probably is fine for a comic book show.