I hope they will address where M’Gann is in the finale.

How chaotic this season has been is probably a fitting legacy for this show, so much potential and often nearly great but also just a lot of noise and false starts too.

Jesse specifically could use this show as a massive resume to land just about anywhere on Broadway.

William was an unnecessary addition to an already large cast but I didn’t hate him. He was certainly more likeable than Andrea.

“Kara was trying to help and made good points, Alex was being a bit of a shit with her “don’t tell me how to raise my kid who entered my life about 4 days ago” stuff.”

It was nice of the show to remember that Lena and Andrea share a personal history, and to give Katie McGrath something to say that wasn’t tongue-twisting exposition.

Congrats to William on being the most useful he’s ever been on this show, yelling at Andrea about how awful she is and making cookies with the kid. And then he died, going out on a high.

It’s because we have that celebrity/hero worship culture in this country such that we think if someone is famous, they must be smart and have witty things to say as well.

For me, Jon Cryer was a welcome addition to the plot. Nyxly has been spending a lot of time sneering and laughing at the heroes and it was starting to get tiresome. Her “bad guy” cred was a little weak. Lex Luthor brings more to the table in that regard (good thing for the heroes that his 31st century tech apparently…

Andrea, being so hellbent to get dirt on the Superfriends, never thought to assist them as Acrata and ingratiate herself into the team. It could have been a lot easier for her.

I feel that they are somewhat misguided in trying to impose their fantasies on the show, but mostly think they are just hurting themselves

The note on Jan’s door looks very similar to the card from Lucy, who would have a reason to tell her former father figure’s new girlfriend that “I’M WATCHING YOU”...

Who suppressed the toxicology report on Tim Kono?

It is explained by Mabel house-sitting for her aunt. And given the state of the renovations (e.g., nothing seems to be getting done), I don’t think too much money is being put to use in that area.

>In fact, all the acting feels a little subdued at best and stilted at worst

I like spending as much time as possible with characters like these though!

That would be great if they did that as an in-show explanation as opposed to the usual “Friends” non-explanation of people living beyond their apparent means.

I think she’s a former Disney star.

Selena Gomez is a much better comedic actress than she ever was as a pop star.

No shade on Selena Gomez, but this was a missed opportunity to cast someone named “Short Steve.”