Can you blame them? They have a lot of money invested in “Hobo With A Shotgun 2: Son of a Bum”

Legends has been the most consistently fun offering of the four for the past season and a half. And this season John freakin Noble is the voice of the big bad.

..the only way it coukd have been more signposted was if he showed Jax a picture of the boat he’d bought with his wife..

I won’t argue that it wasn’t rude, but there was such a frantic mood about the whole thing that it doesn’t bother me? Barry and Iris were so desperate that they didn’t even stop to think about getting Joe - at least - of all people to be there with them. They’d just fought their evil doppelgängers, nearly gotten…

More the people who unironically call themselves white nationalists, and march around synagogues shouting “Sieg Heil!” and so on. 

I’m still in awe over the flash/reverse flash fight in the finale. That’s exactly the kind of fight I’ve wanted to see since the flash was announced. When the scene first slowed down and then they burst in and Barry lands a punch on thawne — my jaw dropped. I watched that scene over twice.

Wally did get that fantastic bullet-toss scene in the wedding fight, but I’ve really been missing him as of late. Agreed, on all fronts!

Ray finally being allowed to be The Atom. Actually shrinking and enlarging. Glorious.

I don’t know if I agree with the evil romance in theory. Yes, it humanizes them, but still makes them evil humans.

The unexpected ice slide with Frost, Zari, and Vixen was delightfully comic book-y.

Nope, that’s a thread for The Flash to pick up later.

I missed the first 10 minutes of part 3 and I don’t really watch Legends, was the fangirl/wedding staffer/clearly Allen-West future daughter... was she ever reintroduced in parts 3 or 4? I thought it was a clever introduction regardless of where she shows up next.

I expected a lot of things from this crossover, but not that the finale would have me tearing up at several points, for a variety of well-earned moments: Seeing a Leo(nard) Snart who is well and truly happy and in love; Russell Tovey getting some superhero shine; and that the death (for now?) of Martin was treated…

THANK YOU for finally abandoning the conceit that this is “not a regular episode” that the three other reviewers used as an excuse for knocking off points.

Far be it from me to question the results when it comes to someone like Daniel Day Lewis, but it seems like for every method acting savant like him, there’s a Jared Leto out there torturing his cast mates for a mediocre performance in a mediocre film. I really have to question whether all that self torture is…

The script has his character making numerous puzzled references to how he can still smell what he had for supper the night before.

Those all look like Mii moustaches. 

“Tell me, do you shave?”

I love all this head-scratching, hand-wringing, and laborious demo footage over the plausibility of a VFX mustache. Meanwhile, at Amazon for $8:

Wrong.