I know it’s not a popular opinion, but I really dislike that character. He doesn’t fit the humor of the movie at all.

“Although it was concluded that Mr. Berk inappropriately touched Mr. Fraser, the evidence supports that it was intended to be taken as a joke and not as a sexual advance.”

According to his employment history, there’s apparently a Target in Kamar Taj. I find this amusing.

And once again, the question “Gen X who?” is pondered

And yet, nothing is said about if a girl was raped and murdered in 1990

I’m not sure what your post is supposed to tell me — I know the situation with Omicron and the NBA.

Tell me you don’t understand comedy without saying you don’t understand comedy:

I appreciate the extra touch that they replaced Barry’s face with Thawne’s in the opening.  I love when shows mix up their openings for special episodes.

I also loved the use of the Johnny Cash song, especially since the robot is supposed to be made from car parts. And I sincerely hope Courtney’s S.T.R.I.P.E. acronym doesn’t stick because it’s awful.

What did anyone think about Mary’s Blouse Of A Thousand Zippers?

Yeah this is exactly the kind of chaos you get if you unleash shapeshifters into a TV show.

That is what I believe, that the CW is messing with us and our post crisis expectations.

I have the same doubt. My understanding is now that the characters are not aware of the existence of other universes, they believe all them merged in one. 

This viewpoint has always irritated me a little bit, the high stakes and tension come from the emotions and perspectives of the characters you’re watching not your meta knowledge of how stories go. Sure viewers might not give a shit if Earth-1 Ollie dies because there’s an infinite number of Stephen Amell’s out there…

2. An all hands on deck moment where EVERYONE comes in for the big fight (or at least everyone that Berlanti can get to appear) a la Avengers: Endgame.

I don’t like this new ‘Boomers’ thing. It is misleading. You don’t know who was responsible for the rules or codes of conduct. It is far more likely that a Gen X or Millennial is in charge now. Gen Y? If a parent complained about her ribbon, far more likely that the parent is a Gen Y or Millennial.

It really bugs me that it was easier for the killer to, you know, kill... than it would have been to tell the understudy how he felt about her. Of course expressing such feelings can be super scary, but damn... Also, the fact that the woman says she does have feelings for him... and not immediately amend that to…

SPOILERS!!!