Yeah if you want a below-the-radar change team you bring in Oliver Queen, Deadpool, Diggle, Diggle's wife, and I guess Roy Harper because we need some parkour.

Actually it does. The show established previously that they can't go back in time and try again when they fail.

Yeah, Legends of Tomorrow is more Science Fantasy than Science Fiction.

Hey it worked in the Avengers with Phil Coulson. The Avengers barely knew him, he's kinda forgettable (I totally forgot he was in Iron Man/Iron Man 2/Thor until I saw those movies again after the Avengers), and he barely interacted with any of them (Tony Stark just brushed him off, he interrogated Thor, and he was…

So with the show's explanation in the first two episodes that they can't go back in time to something they have already gone back in time to, this explains why they can't just go to Vandal Savage in Ancient Egypt and kill him then. Cause Rip Hunter didn't have it in him to kill the one man that counted. Good…

Oh, that's cool. I mean it means I'll have to finish the dreadful final season but anyways: I'm hoping they pull a twist and reveal Logan is gay.

Gah. I kinda hate that the world is ending in this series because even without it, the arc for every single character is compelling. How the heck did the show accomplish that?

I see the B- but I don't see an actual criticism of the episode, just praise and analysis. Strange.

I watch a lot of TV shows. Like more than it's probably healthy. I'm bound to mix them up every now and then.

I can't wait for Supergirl to cross over with the Big Bang Theory. But this cross-over sounds epic and I am so in.

And in no way has this ever happened before on The Flash, on Arrow, or on any other male superhero show.

I'm kinda hoping Winn dies.

I'm assuming he met the brother off-screen. It was probably awkward filled with forced niceness.

"“Bizarro” is the first episode of Supergirl I can praise without any big caveats."

I wish they had gotten David Fincher to direct the pilot. I felt like there were lots of moments where the pilot was masterfully directed but between those moments, it was very standard.

Didn't they have an episode where they went to the zombie thing and Amy solved it in liked five seconds? Or was it the Captain? Did I make this up? I mean they only went there for like a five-second scene.

I love how Stuart tried to play the game Dean plays by playing Olyphant against him and it always got away from him. Fred Savage is the perfect straight man to the crazy Rob Lowe-primarily because he's able to make it so believable that Stuart would go along with the craziness. He might not enjoy it but he grounds…

Hey. They might go to 1960 Canada.

This show is a lot of fun AND OMG FIRESTORM ABSORBED A NUCLEAR BLAST AND THAT'S SO COOL.

I actually had to watch this episode live: last episode's cliff-hanger was so strong I had to check out what happened ASAP and I'm really interested to see how this goes forwards.