I feel like there should just be a note at the top with a reminder about who Hans is since no one seems to remember him.

Ok, good point.

If we're counting Master of None can we count Quantico? Or are we only doing Asian male/white female relationships?

I just think its funny that after sitting through multiple episodes filled with bad dialogue and plot themes presented with the subtlety of a sledgehammer, its the episode with good acting and real consequences that sent her over the edge.

Does she need a secret ID? The main point is that she's living two lives- superhero and Cat's assistant. It doesn't matter if everyone in the main cast knows or not. On The Flash and Arrow all of the regular characters know the main character's secret ID but Arrow and Flash are still living a dual life, hiding their…

What's amusing is that the "evil" costume is more practical that her normal one. Whenever I see her fly around all I can think of is the Incredibles and the costume designer "No capes!".

Interesting that she turned it off right there because the whole episode ended up being about way more than that.

Can you imagine Barry/Kara trading stories about loosing their parents at an early age? I never thought about it but now I'm afraid the writers won't be able to resist getting two good criers in a scene together and not take advantage of it.

I'm still not entirely convinced that Cat doesn't believe Kara is Supergirl. After the whole Bizzaro Supergirl incident Cat know's it's possible to create a Kara doppleganger. I just think she hasn't brought it up again because Kara went though a lot of trouble last time to change her mind.

We saw Cinderella, along with Aurora and their babies in a 'Momies and Me' class with Snow early last season. There is another restaurant in town, it's where Emma & Hook had their first date, maybe Lady & the Tramp own it? The girl that Henry liked was from Camelot so presumably she's still wandering around…

Especially if they trade her for Henry.

I identify with your wife. When Kara dumped the bowl of peanuts on the counter my boyfriend started jumping up and yelling. I had no idea what he was going on about. After the scene he made me watch a YouTube clip of the Superman 3 scene and it made much more sense.

I thought Regina released them?

I guess I'd be a terrible parent because taking Henry makes sense to me. Since all of the powerful, battle ready adults (Snowing, Emma, Regina, Robin, Rumple) have come along I'd rather have him with me than unprotected in Storybrooke.

I wouldn't be surprised if the writers retconned this & said they met when they were young but someone (Rumple?) hit them with a memory wipe so they'd forget.

He's the landlord. I'm assuming he doesn't have to pay rent.

Ok, good point, I forgot he was from there.

If the showrunners had their way I'm pretty sure season 6 would take place in a galaxy far, far, away.

At least they didn't bring baby Neal and Roland along this time.

No, I just watched the episode a couple of months ago and that's not how it happened.