That baby is beautiful. He's basically all eyelashes and cheeks.

I was thinking the same thing about Luisa. I understand Rafael has good reasons to be cross with her, but he also should be more present in his sister's life, for all his declarations about family. I'm hoping the show handles Petra's arrest the same way they handled Mateo's kidnapping. Over before the first commercial…

Yeah and it's completely underhanded. I keep shouting at my TV, Rose kidnapped Mateo because of your sister. But then I remember, no. Rose put Luisa in that hospital. This happened because Rose is a criminal.

Yes. Because he was undercover. He wouldn't be advertising it.

I'm from the Caribbean and I cannot tell either. There's no threat of war here though. No one cares what we do.

I think that's probably the reason they're staying in that spot. They would die on Friday and they are the most critically acclaimed shows, along with The Flash.

All three together. It's going to be the Thursday night block with The 100, The vampire shows will be moved to Fridays

I think Catastrophe is of the same kind. But I love Please Like Me more.

Lexi Alexander, who directed Lost Souls this season, JUST talked about that very thing on the Vulture TV podcast

My real gripe with is DCTV in general. I wish the management of the characters and the universe was more like Marvel. I don't care for Livewire at all and I imagine more characters like her will be turning up throughout this series run. As was the case with not Ted Kord over in Arrow, I wish the story and quality was…

I agree with you completely, but I'm just considering the rules of this universe, however vague and unlikely. Personally, it's easier for me suspend disbelief than the average viewer. I just don't think the execution of this character was very good.

All could be solved if this was actually a shared universe with The Flash. She worked in Central City and moved to National City recently. Particle accelerator. Done.

Wasn't it said that the studio did extensive rewrites?

I thought it was an amicable split. I will correct this.

Todd Vanderwerff did an interview over at Vox. It was great.

I see your point that this has not been handled in the same way that Cersei's rape, and Daenerys's rape was in previous seasons. I am willing to wait and see. But I did take issue with your comparison to Arya's situation, but I suppose that's my own fault. There have been 4 seasons of work on that front. But I don't…

Those effects being more suffering? Because informing us that her rape has continued is not a development.

There is no comparison to be made, but if you think this show hasn't shown the effects of Arya's suffering then we're watching different shows.