Okay but that pairing totally needs to happen at some point

I would do almost anything to have Will's endless closeted storyline finally get to a resolution. As the review mentioned there are out country singers working today, how much longer do we have to endure this same plot over and over again?

We don't know exactly how long before the fateful boat trip those events occurred, but the child is at least eight so that seems old enough for hot chocolate.

This episode was fine but man am I excited for the next week's crossover

Is every woman over the age of forty dead on this show? Barry's mom, Tess, do we know if Iris' mom is alive?

I thought this episode did some good stuff with Iris really for the first time, at least now I can kind of see where she's coming from as opposed to just being Barry's secret crush and a plot device.

I hope that Rebecca is actually a sociopath that killed Lilah and Sam and is playing Wes mostly for kicks. It would explain a lot of her weird characterizations so far.

I think it's entirely possible Cap could have lifted it then and there and decided not too. I wouldn't be surprised if at some point in this movie or a later one he uses it with ease.

Are they going to feed him? Does he have a bathroom?

White supremacy tells black women to use makeup to conform to white expectations of beauty (the wig for example)

I liked it for the most part but I'm really not looking forward to Damon and Elena spending 20 episodes slowly falling in love all over again.

touché

Was this the first implied rimming on broadcast television?

I think that show got cancelled

Vampire Diaries, "Gone Girl"
Once Upon A Time, "Snow Drifts"
Game of Thrones, "The Lion and The Rose"
Community, "Geothermal Escapism"
Parks and Rec, "Moving Up"
Veep, "Alicia"

I just want Luke to head to New Orleans and hook up with Josh at some point

We don't actually know where lycanthropy came from, do we? Only that it was around before vampires, but it could also be a witch created state.

I don't understand Marcel's plan (or lack thereof). Going to war against Originals is an exercise in futility and should result in his death, though of course it can't be they don't want to lose the character.