I'm certain they're all perfectly friendly in real life. I dropped Baldwin from my Twitter list, but I would most likely fanboy out and ask for his autograph if I saw him at a con.

FOR the altar, even.

The Netflix captions called him Dr. Curdle, to top it all off.

So it seems like Cheryl and Jason were hatching some sort of con scheme gone horribly awry. I presume a fake kidnapping, given ligature marks and the like. It could have just been Cheryl planning it, and then everything went Fargo.

Most bizarre rapper name ever.

These jokes really ping me in the wrong places.

I'll be in my bunk.

Far as I can tell, it's ONLY on Hulu. iTunes doesn't carry it, Netflix doesn't carry it, Amazon doesn't have it…

Well, this didn't approach the perfection of the Flash/Legends episodes, but this was still a solid week overall. The John Wick shootout was awesome, and I too question the decision to discuss a "no kill" philosophy after having exploded a helicopter (although if it were more clearly framed as a "you think this'll…

Airdates are the thing. Usually it's Flash, Arrow, Legends, but sometimes one or two have a bye week but one of them is still around.

So lenorajanderson's a frickin' robot.

Philphilia?

Her supervillain name would be Neurosia.

That would also explain the different voices (Morena Baccarin vs. Amy Pemberton). It's like Siri's voice settings.

I just realized I kinda want Lily Stein to be part of the Flash recurring cast now.

Could have been sequential in order sent out, but they received them in a different order.

I think just saying "we are Legion" would work on multiple levels, including the "we are legends" wordplay, the biblical allusion, and of course the fact that they are indeed the Legion.

"I interacted with myself in the past, who then interacted with your mother …"

Going off-topic: Cold tofu (silky preferred), thousand-year-old egg, both diced, sprinkle diced scallion on top, dress with sesame oil and a pinch of salt.

*bench