This episode was hilarious. I know they don't always have something to do but I really like the cast and I think they all land their lines.

I wonder what the people who have actually gone to Quantico watching this show think. I can't imagine it's at all accurate to how the FBI actually trains it's agents. I mean, I'm sure that they practice interrogations but I don't think on like the first day of training they are asked to interrogate their fellow…

She got arrested for underage drinking and I think she disrespected a police officer? It really wasn't worse than Luke.

Yeah, I don't understand why their training had to be kept secret after the undercover assignment proved they didn't need any more training in being secret twins.

Yeah, the whole bomb plot was just yet another terrible mind-game by the FBI Academy. I would pass Simon because I think it was implied if he let go of the wires, the test bomb would have "gone" off. I would have failed everyone else who stayed and passed everyone who was smart enough to get out. There is a difference…

Inconsistent or not, this week it had the strongest funniest episode.

It might seem like a waste until you realize it's possible now for Green Arrow Oliver to meet his vigilante dad. I think that could be very cool if they ever decided to explore that. It's also not a waste if it was always meant to be an Easter egg and we never got to see the Earth-2 version.

I mean they technically do know that and they have specifically said multiple times that they do know this. Having said that, I imagine it is a tough hurdle for them to also go through. I think if Earth-2 Wells was a nice guy rather than a giant jerk to them then they would be able to get past it earlier. But they…

I read the pilot script for this and I remember not hating it. Anyways, I'd call it "Cold Heart".

Star Trek: The Opera.

It's implied they do talk on Skype. We just don't see it presumably because for budgetary AND plot reasons. Having to fill in Skype calls would be awkward and there's rarely plot reasons for them. Can you imagine Arrow taking the time out of it's day to set up a random skype call between Felicity and Cisco? No, not…

I don't think they are that jealous? I mean Arrow and The Flash could technically do that easily. They could have had Barry set up shop not in Central City but in another part of Star City. They didn't do that because there are advantages to not being THAT intertwined. It makes the cross-over elements feel more…

And then Peter's replacement Jody slept with Jeremy's GF?

I haven't seen this episode yet but at least this season I can see myself agreeing when it gets lots of Cs. I'm surprised this one got a B-! Maybe the season has hope!

I think it's funny though how automatically judged the show because a good character turned out to potentially be evil. I mean he doesn't know anything about the good character other than the fact that he's supposed to be good. He doesn't know about the recent world-changing event that helped change people and it…

"I think the whole secret evil in the form of a good guy is just lazy writing."

The Flash just got second place in the ratings last night beating everyone except NCIS.

Well I knew Gotham was a name for New York City but not about it being a village in England. The point is DC City names suck in general.

I watch the CW! And The Flash competes with the broadcast network shows like the Vampire Diaries used to do ratings wise! The point is that why can't I have Deathlok AND Agent Carter S2?

They didn't COMPLETELY drop the Rising Tide/CENTIPIEDE plot line. It was a Hydra plot all along. It thus sort of was merged with the Hydra plot.