Oliver’s look of surprise and confusion when William spoke Russian was priceless. Anyone have a gif of it?

>>>Another idea, CW alum Rachel Bloom could be a villain that forces Kara to sing to save her friends.<<<

Or, occasionally, “tell the bad guy he doesn’t have to do this!”

If they can make frozen yogurt which tastes like a full cell phone batter, the perfect high five, or folding laundry, certainly they can make a peanut butter cup that’s 100% chocolate but still had lots of peanut butter!

I got a good laugh out of it, and I wouldn’t know West Brompton from, uh, Kensington. (Like, I’m just guessing that Kensington sounds more like a place Tahani wouldn’t scoff at.)

Couldn’t agree more. I think bringing that crap into the current timeline was about the worst thing they could do.

Yeah, the ending was terrible. In Groundhog Day, at the end it’s clear that this crazy magical thing happened so that Bill Murray would learn to stop being so self-centered and understand other people’s feelings. In this movie, the crazy magical thing happened so Jack would learn that it’s always the man’s job to ask…

Fred Astaire did an episode of the original Battlestar Galactica because he wanted to impress his grandchildren. 

Here’s a thought--how about Allegra as a future Legend? They seem to be a bit down in the actual superpowers department, and she has a power that’s potentially pretty useful, yet a lot less taxing on the effects budget than, say, Firestorm’s. And having a past as a petty criminal fits in with them pretty well.…

What I hate about is (A) “CatCo Worldwide Media” is apparently a huge, sprawling, ubiquitous media empire consisting of one highbrow newspaper and (B) Rojas bought it because she wants to generate clickbait, and she thinks the best way to do that is to buy out a highbrow newspaper and get their top journalists to…

Good Place = Wizard of Oz? Mind. Blown. Brilliant.

>>>I’m sorry, but Jack Jr.’s song is terrible.<<<

10 cards is too many for the number of questions they do; too often it comes down to who is able to pass in sudden death, unless someone gets really lucky. Generally agree with your comments, and one more point: there should be a prize for getting the number right on the money! They used to hand you a bunch of…

Yes, it does, but that’s perfectly understandable because 

I’m on team “it jumped the shark”, too, and that’s a great point about how they could be really looking at what Trump and the current reality is doing to the black community, to black lawyers, and to lawyers in general. Instead we get so much ridiculously over-the-top stuff, especially Blum, that’s it’s hard to take…

“My name is James Olsen. After an hour or two in hell, I got up with one mission: to bore my city.” 

They should totally read A Case of a Knife to the Brain by Jessica Huang next. They (well, the ones who actually read the books) would adore it!

The enemy’s gate is down. 

Besides, they seemed to have a perfectly good way to at least partially redeem Hank—he was being manipulated by Neron, who was the real force behind the abuse of the prisoners. Hank died standing up to Neron—there’s your redemption. The amusement park thing makes no sense.

She was pretty hip on the music, too. “She’s Gone” had only been released, as an album cut, two weeks before. It wouldn’t really be played on the radio for a few months, and didn’t become a big hit until 1976.