Totally! Seeing it as that blob of wet ink paper was a great payoff.

David Hull just gets better and better.

Well, it's unmentioned in the review because these are supposed to be about 1,200 words max. There's not room enough to hit everything. Example: Heather's health counseling.

Nope, totally intentional, if only for future readers. ETA: I agree that Mrs. Hernandez was a standout, but I think that moment was too big to qualify for the Hector Award.

Rebecca should have consulted HIM last week!

I spent a not-insignificant amount of time last night fantasizing about Supergirl having to show up to deal with an environmental crisis in West Covina, and then she sings a duet with Paula about owning your power.

Right? It's the network with the most space on my DVR, and it isn't close.

Thanks for sharing that, and congrats on the new job.

My whole job is to share my opinion. That's the whole point. To frame it as being just my little old opinion is a waste of time—that's what my byline is for.

Apparently that was the 7th song they wrote for that moment. Worth all the hard effort, I'd say.

That's an excellent point.

Hey, CExG pals -

Heather and Rebecca are drinking coffee and they see someone who weirdly looks just like Valencia annihilating a donut. Then they realize it really is Valencia. It was a solid last moment.

Also I love the neighborhood, so many trees.

That, exactly that. Sad for us as an audience, great for the character. Happiest ending possible.

That's exactly how I felt. This week has made lots of people want to put stuff in a sink and light it all on fire.

Didn't catch it til like the 3rd time through. (I had a screener, it's not like I've been watching it on a loop since airtime. Not that there's anything wrong with that.)

You really are.

Aline said on Twitter there was just too much happening, they cut for time. Not the first time, but I miss the BLAM!

FAIR FAIR I TAKE IT ALL BACK