I don't think there's any competing interest since one is a TV show and the other is a movie. I'm sure the CW isn't worried that people will go to the movies on a Tuesday night instead of watching The Flash. And Marvel knows that a lot of the people who watch The Flash are interested in the movie.
I still think there's…

But mentioning his trip to Supergirl's earth would have still supported Cisco's story. It takes two lines of dialogue where Barry could say he accidentally went to a different Earth and doesn't want to do that again. Then that's Barry's motivation for getting Cisco to open the barrier. I don't think it would have been…

I was kinda waiting for Jay to say , "You were one bad day away from being me, Red."

I thought Barry worked really well on Supergirl, he finally got to be the mentor. And Barry's trip to Supergirl was relevant to this episode but the writers didn't even try to work it in.

But Barry traveling to Supergirl actually matches with this week's storyline. When he comes back to STAR Labs he could mention he just accidentally traveled to another Earth but it wasn't Earth 2. When everyone asks him about it he just says he'll explain later, but he wants to work on a better way to travel between…

Barry just came back from a different Earth where he teamed up with an alien superhero to fight a magical banshee and living electricity. But I'm sure Jay's secret would blow his mind.

Have you seen a Tony? It's got that cool spinny thing on top.

So then why are we getting a movie version of The Flash? Not saying they should cancel the TV show, but why is that the exception?

Exactly. If you have a charismatic former villain start to do good and have characters stop mentioning all of the terrible things they've done in the past people tend to forget why they were ever bad.

Yeah, when I heard that ding that's when I realized it was "Under Pressure".

A lot of people don't like to think when they watch TV.

When the first few chords started playing I thought the song was "Ice Ice Baby". I was so confused. I should know this show is better than that.

Ravi asked Dale about this last week and Dale said the former owner's brother took the dog in. I'm sure he'll give his brother the dog back.

I'll always remember him from Once Upon A Time, Gossip Girl and that random mini series Political Animals. He's been around.

It wasn't till I came here that I realized Per Degaton was the first and last name. Do they refer to him that way all the time in the comics?

Is it moral to kill someone just as they try to kill someone else?

Has that ever happened with a Netflix show?

Daredevil is also British.

Touché

Someone spoiled Nina's death in the Arrow comments. People can't help themselves.