Did Aubry ever have a chance though? She was completely out of the loop on every vote.

On one hand, it's hard to shake, on the other hand, I didn't actually think the show would go through with the radiation when it was introduced in the S3 finale because most shows wouldn't have the gall to try something this nuts. So I give it credit even if it's shaky on a logical level.

And some of the actors were way older to begin with. Bob Morley is 32 now and Marie Avgeropoulos is almost 31. That said, we better get some flashbacks next year. The time jump somehow exceeded my expectations despite me predicting one, but man, there's gonna a LOT of threads to juggle next year, between Clarke, the…

When Gypsy appeared, I was like "You know, I'd like this show if it just decided to make you the main character," so yeah I wasn't exactly heartbroken when Barry left at the end.

Felicity: "Hey Cisco! How's it going over there?"
Cisco: "Welllllllll, Caitlin is evil now, Jay is trapped in the speed force and alt-Barry is going to kill Iris, otherwise everything's fine."

Oliver's gotta know at this point that Barry makes everything worse.

Was shocked at the grade. After a couple of seasons of getting grade on a curve here (A's were too lofty for a show that pulled off what it did at its peak), I this episode deserved the first legit A for me in a long time.
-Thea was strong and got time with Lance.
-Nyssa remains awesome
-Wanted Dinah but hey, can't have…

Arrow and The 100 both killed their final scenes tonight. All hail the return of Kick Ass And Take Names Raven Reyes.

Also Heroes-ish for me: If Barry can just go grab Snart whenever he wants, what was the point of killing him off? Nothing means anything on this show.
Why do powers make Caitlin evil?
Why is Julian absent in the day leading to Iris' death?
Why are Joe/Iris/Wally standing literally right by the inter-Earth gate point just…

Hey, it worked out for Harry Kim.

I noticed that too. Prob a 13 or 16 episode final season starting in January. Maybe they run it on Friday during Inhumans hiatus like they did with Agent Carter

DWTS gets a little too much hate around these parts (it does some decent stuff) but this sounds HORRIBLE

Hey, someone else who doesn't hate Voyager! Now that I've seen DS9, Voyager's no longer my favorite but I think it's genuinely better than TNG, just has less iconic characters. I didn't really notice it either until other people pointed it out (well that plus the series finale is really jarring with Janeway's methods)

I wait for Netflix on AoS so I haven't watched this season but I found Seasons 2 and 3 mostly dependent on Palicki and her on/off guy. I like some of the characters but find the writing really lacking and for me it never got back to the height of post-Winter Soldier Season 1, though it's decent in parts.

Hard to do without knowing if you know who Janeway is. If you don't, she's the captain from Star Trek Voyager. The premise is they got stranded across the galaxy/universe/whatever without the rest of Starfleet. Some episodes, she'd put her crew at risk/prevent them from benefiting so as not to screw over another group…

Yeah I don't mind Jaha but we've had back to back seasons with a lot of him and he's better in smaller doses. Good to hear.

I chalk the Bellamy thing up to the cast of this show being so underrated given the genre. Bob Morley is able to sell Bellamy even though the writers screwed over the character last season (this season, they've kind of screwed Clarke, given how very Janeway she's become about when to do The Right Thing and when it's…

Thanks! Knew the others but not the new one.

This applies to almost all of the Arrow/Flash villains and I'll always maintain nothing will surpass Slade because we grew with the character and there were personal stakes, so the escalation of him being at the mansion and what not made sense organically. Both scared and excited to see how they sell Slade's role as…

Yeah gravelly's the wrong description cause that can be alluring but maybe…gruff?