But what impact did this home invasion have on anything? According to what we see in this timeline, virtually none. I say this as someone who really enjoyed this episode, what we needed was more time in the Flashpoint universe. Even just 3 episodes could've been enough. Just something to give us a better sense of why…

The part where Eobard breaks out laughing as he tells Barry that by using his speed he's losing his memories is wonderfully psychotic, even if the logic behind Barry having that problem makes no sense

I actually consider white power skinheads to be a sort of mix between a punk and an asshole jock. Similar agreesive or hateful personalities, but not good-looking or tough enough to be a true jock

How the hell did Charmed get more seasons than Buffy?

Yah the whole "letting the nerds pick the team" thing was an interesting and smart twist. One of those, "this is a perfect solution, why doesn't everyone use it?" moments

Yah I think there's more to that storyline than Todd gives it credit for. ONE thing I don't particularly like about these reviews is how much Todd tends to focus on specific aspects and plotline of each episode and skims over, sometimes to the point of ignorance, everything else

I have a friend who's counselor is not like that, she convinced my friend's mom that my friend needed to be moved out of his AP CompSci class and put in study hall instead

The fact that he sings the same song at the end of the episode in his band makes it so much better too. It really completes the plot of what would otherwise be a rather meandering episode, and it's also so damn funny

I'd just like to mention that I really like the way the shows uses Eli as a character. He doesn't feel like a token character, he's not really used as the butt of jokes or plot devices, but they don't sugarcoat his treatment either. The major characters that interact with him all treat him fairly and even go out of…

My favorite part of the sex ed storyline was the "anonymous questions" bit. So accurate, complet with the class jackass that would write extremely lewd questions oN purpose

I think that's common for people coming from less fortunate or stable hones…I meaN you can see that in this episode with the way Kim tells Lindsey's mom that her house is nice and shows her appreciation for them letting her hang out there.

I've noticed whenever sone one else covers the show for a week on here they're way nicer to the show than Oliver Sava. I think he's harsher on it tHan he needs to be and I wouldn't mind somebody else taking the rrings permanently for reviewing this series

I got the impression he was less tipping the guy and more paying him to keep quiet about what is going on up there

So basically God in that universe is The Author when he sent them all to alternate reality land and became a famous writer off of their stories

Yah, I actually thought this episode was better than the revidler believed because honestly those clowns were just as funny as the main cast. I'd love to see them all make a return

I've caught up yah, man Arthur was pathetic when they brought him back. I do like how he SPOILER decides to stay in the underworld as it's ruler

Yah exactly, the season 3A finale wouldve wonderfully bittersweet and actually thoughtful ending to the show. Since then the show has been a guilty pleasure of mine, laughing at the bad parts and enjoying the good parts

I didn't particularly love the first two episodes of this season, with the first one being a lot of expositionary set-up and the second one just having some dumb bits (the "Enchanted Forest" plotline was just not entertaining to me, but man I really liked these last two. Galavant is not a perfect show, but these…

Oh god that was such a good backround joke. This show is unrivaled in its ability to evolve running jokes in ways you wouldn't think possible

The AIDS and pneumonia bit is made so much funnier when it's used for the second time and archer just interrupts the guy by smacking him with the gun. This show is so good at recurring jokes