As someone who likes but doesn't LOVE The Office, I think the first season sucks and then has pockets of awesomeness in 2-4 (I'm at the end of 5). There's some fantastic episodes, I just disagree with people who think it starts amazing. It gets better.

De Guow is on that highly praised show Underground that I promise to eventually watch after the 55 things I'm already working on

I found it real until finding out about the school segregation stuff and now it feels fabricated.

I disagree that last week was a tour de force (Oliver quitting has been done before on multiple occasions) but agree that this episode was very weak. Actually, I might go as far as to say this was the worst episode of this comeback season.

Gotta watch fast before the time wraith finds me

I could see the sleep-inducing criticism, but I get ahead of that by watching most things at double speed (or triple, or quadruple…), which actually makes many shows better.

I think they all kind of sucked last year except Supergirl was "charming" with a great lead performance. This year, Flash is still bad, Arrow is pretty good (but saying it's close to S2 is insulting to S2), Legends was really fun even if too-goofy-to-take-too-seriously and I'm behind on Supergirl.

I wouldn't care if he fit better but the actor, while charming, doesn't pull off the overwritten awkwardness the way that Rickards can

I think she has a gig on another show. Everyone hated her character but I thought she was fine. Not up to JLU Huntress, but who is?

3 thoughts as I'm watching:
1. "You saved my life. Why?" "Because I'm an idiot." Mick Rory is amazing.
2. Matt Letscher is awesome and deserves some legit roles. Dude kills it.
3. This direction reminds me of the fantastic Jackie Chan Adventures two-parter (also the Season 2 finale, like this episode) "Demon World", if…

Joe Logic: "This is guy is both untrustworthy and going to kill a bunch of people if he breaks this pinky swear but hey, let's give it a try"

Yeah I forgot about that cameo. Maybe it was special permission? Willa Holland did come out and talk about how the studio told them to kill off their Suicide Squad characters, so I think it's some of both.

I hope not, I really like her even though she's a little more rugged than the JLU/Young Justice versions that are so good.

Even if Bennett wanted to come back, I still think they're barred from using Deathstroke.

In an exit interview, he said he felt like it was a phase of his life coming to an end and probably his last chance ("3 is a soft limit" as he put it). He said he loves the game so much, he would do it even if it weren't on TV and that he was basically crushed because he put so much into winning a game he grew up…

I think Mike was a pretty good winner, and it's hard to judge his social game because that cast was so detestable and weird. You had bully-but-thinks-he's-a-victim Will, your-trauma-is-irrelevant-because-I-was-adopted Dan and Masshole Rodney.

Agreed on the smile, it was very cool. If they wanted to squeeze more info out of him, I'd get it, but either lock him in a cell or if you wanted him to watch, keep a dozen guards around him.

That I get, I just thought it was way too easy. It felt like he got totally suckered. It's not that he has a temper, it's that he was so gullible.
Kanan: Will you help us?
Bendu: Nope, don't care.
Kanan: Oh, you're soft huh?
Bendu: I AM ANGRY

Having just watched Rogue One this week, I LOVED the meta usage of "I have a bad feeling about this"

IIRC its last couple seasons always aired Saturday morning