Still doesn't really line up with that timeline. Diggle's son looked about three or four in the picture which means he should have been in his early thirties in the LOT episode. I know black don't crack, but the Conner Hawke on LOT last season was not thirtysomething. It made way more sense when you could assume he…

Do we know how long ago Dante died? Because in this episode Barry's father seems to only be dead a few days. If Dante has been dead a few months, Cisco's only point of reference for Barry's time traveling would be the season one finale where he went back to save his mom (which ended terribly) and the crossover where…

John Wesley Shipp played Dawson's father on Dawson's Creek. Greg Berlanti was also a producer on that show. So it's still an Easter Egg, just a different one. And I heard 1998 too.

Just wait till next season when they start the flashbacks to season one. (I'm kidding)

This made me laugh out loud, thanks.

Wally didn't die though, he was just in a coma.

That's the feeling I got from the show last night, but that just depresses me. They're basically saying the only reason Joe is a good father is because he cared for Barry. If he only had to raise Iris he wouldn't have put in any effort and become a drunk. No wonder they didn't get along in that timeline.

Wait, Quinn and Eric are together? (I haven't watched B&B in about 6 months.) Is Quinn still crazy?

Greg Berlanti (superproducer of all the CW superhero shows) said he realized at a young age that comics were basically soap operas for boys. So at least someone working in the current genre media notices the connection.

The full video is even better, but the CW has blocked all the videos on YouTube so you have to view it on their app :(

After watching the new 'Fight Club' video (https://www.youtube.com/wat… I'm really excited for the crossover. The interactions between Kara and everyone else will be so great.

Producers have said Flashpoint has some effect but won't say what. However {spoiler}
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Oliver's dad shows up in the present day during the four episode crossover.

There's actually three new heroes (Artemis, Wild Dog and Ragman) plus Curtis. And yeah, there's no way the other main characters are going to get quality screen time.

Only their second? Wow. I totally agree with you though.

They only come out with movies once a year. But Kanye West will probably do something crazy, or #OscarsSoWhite will be a thing again and they'll probably break down and cast an African-American man halfway through the season.

It's irrational, but the fact that the guy on the right is dressed like (and looks a little like) Dean Winchester bothers me. I'm sure it's a coincidence, but I'm just waiting for him to pull out a big hunting knife.

Yeah, that's why I said:

Unless Obama does something really newsworthy they probably won't include him in any sketches. He's only in office for another two months and most of SNL's political commentary will probably be about the race, and then after the election predictions about what Trump/Clinton will do once they're in office. A one-off…

Didn't they also imply that Peggy's dead brother might still be alive? I thought that's why Agent Thompson got killed, he was getting too close to the truth.

To be fair, all the major cities seem to have rampant crime, abandoned warehouses and inadequate lighting at night. If you can stand the poverty and the pollution I think great pizza is a pretty good trade off.