Every end-credits song is anachronistic. It’s deliberate.

Reminds me of Morn, from Deep Space Nine. Allegedly you can’t get him to shut up, he’ll talk your ear off.... but never on camera!

>Still, I wonder what demented idea got House Kasius kicked out of the Kree Empire.

The first season was written fairly well, for an episodic, mystery-of-the-week secret agent procedural. The problem was that it didn’t live up to its expectations. The show was hyped as having far more of a connection to the MCU than it ended up with, and when a lot of viewers assumed that all Agents of SHIELD seemed…

Makes me wonder why Creel doesn’t just walk barefoot everywhere. He’d almost always be in contact with something solid to mimic.

Remember that there are two of Fitz at the moment - the one with the team, and the one in stasis on Enoch’s ship up in space somewhere. To truly derail the timeline, they’d need to kill both.

They used up all the SFX budget on Yo-Yo’s arms. (Which still manage to look better than the CGI for Cyborg in the Justice League film...)

The timeline doesn’t sync up. Deke’s memories of his mother are of her as a woman in her early forties at the most (her actress’s age); with 2095 being just under eighty years into the future, and him 30-ish (age of Jeff Ward) and clearly remembering her stories of her parents etc. (making him older than say 10 years…

Future Yo-Yo was basically traumatised by being killed and resurrected dozens of times, not to mention completely shaken as she realised that all she was telling her past self was what she’d heard from her future self when their roles were reversed - in other words, that nothing had changed and the time loop was still…

I’d have been disappointed if they went to a secret government warehouse of alien artifacts and that crate wasn’t on one of the shelves. Either that or a cameo by Saul Rubinek.

Anyone else find it weirdly amusing that Giyera’s weapon of choice is a fire extinguisher? He uses one again in this episode to knock Joey down.

Or else someone should hit Lena on the head and when she comes round, she’ll just use her natural Irish accent. “The blow to the head must have given you an Irish accent, Lena!” Sorted.

Speaking of which, how exactly DID Sam survive? She and Reign are linked, aren’t they? Shouldn’t it be a one or the other kinda deal?

Aliens are a fact of life on Supergirl’s Earth now, so even aside from the fact that Ruby hangs around with DEO agents and people like Lena who deal with alien stuff on a daily basis, she shouldn’t be fazed by M’rynn being from Mars.

Always thought it was funny that everyone complained about Sandilands early on in the season, saying he was boring and wooden in the role... only to see him get “killed off” (in his original body) and replaced by a succession of other guest actors. There was even a rumour that the showrunners had deliberately written…

It creates anachronisms in history, or (if you’re Barry) rewrites the whole of reality and brings Eobard Thawne back to life again for no apparent reason.

They pulled exactly the same thing with Laurel. Gets shot, goes to hospital, is in recovery, then randomly develops complications and dies off-screen after having one last heartfelt chat with Ollie.

The whole situation just raises further questions. Why can one federal agency (ARGUS) operate in Star City with impunity while the FBI either don’t want to get involved or need specific mayoral consent? What’s the state governor doing through all of this - did Diaz pay him off too? If so then why is Diaz so fixated on…

This is presumably the same American legal system where Barry Allen can get instantly released from prison because somebody impersonated his (framed-for) murder victim.

This time I think she intercepted the radio signal that Diaz sent from his remote detonator, “bounced it off of some satellites” and thus gave them seven seconds to haul ass before the explosions started. Unfortunately it just looked like they were able to casually stroll away from the super-deadly bombs that’d had Ren…