So Earth-X is based on meritocracy. If that were the case, our heroes would either be dead or at least missing limbs by now. We more need villains like the Sith: cold and detached monsters who more than back up their claims as they kill opponents of equal skill and power. Maybe all the Dark Arrow needs to completely…

“Best wedding ever!” Mick really sells that sentence. LOL

If I didn’t know better, I’d say Mick was feeling the pangs of guilt for what he did to his parents. At first, he says he doesn’t regret it because his dad deserved to die. But now... Something foreign feeling beats within his heart and breast. Very good transformation there.

That’s because he didn’t lose his wife.

At least there’s another awesome legacy to Eobard Thawne: He created another super evil genius like himself. ;)

If the House of El’s technology was glowing Jedi blue, we see the stony chamber emitting Sith red from within. Light side vs. dark side.

Last I remembered in the Season 2 finale, Sara said Laurel was supposed to be the “better” of the two sisters: the “strong one.” As soon as Sara sees the recording of Laurel killing cops at the SCPD building, she’ll be completely heartbroken... if she assumes that this is her Laurel, not the one from Earth Two.

Last week’s episode, Slade was all Mufasa, looking to rescue his son from the hyenas (or, in this case, Jackals). Now, in this episode, he sees how much saving Joey really needs. An interesting dynamic, almost like a reverse Luke-Vader theme. Okay, sort of like Han Solo and Kylo Ren. Just hope neither Joey nor Slade…

At first, I thought that what Professor Pyg was doing had been inspired by Titus Andronicus. Pretty gruesome, even for a Shakespearean tragedy. Then I remembered Sweeney Todd. I could’ve sworn Pyg had used the same recipe made for Mrs. Lovett’s meat pies; if it was, I hope she doesn’t sue. LOL

Funny enough, I saw the Freaky Friday remake last Saturday. LOL

The scene where Zari hears Behrad’s accusatory, condemning voice reminds me of a scene in Star Wars: Rebels, where Ahsoka Tano feels guilty about turning her former mentor and friend into a monster:

How interesting. Which issue is that in?

Part of me wishes that Killer Frost froze Amunet’s arms so much she smashed them to pieces; hard to use metal effectively without any hands, right? Yeah, I know it sounds Arrow-type dark for this show, but the thought of Caitlin crippling her former boss for life might’ve been nice to watch. Imagine how that affect…

I’m liking this new side of Lena Luther. She doesn’t just hide her familiarity with Acer Lee from Kara and Sam; she takes the law into her own hands in a way that Lillian and Lex would be proud. What makes her a bit different from her stepmother and half-brother is that she goes for the Punisher approach on Edge…

This show keeps getting better and better. Not only do we get a lot of pop culture from this episode, but we experience a different side of the Dominators as a species. Shows that you can’t judge a book by its cover.

So many hilarious stuff I found on this episode which I cannot begin to list!

When I saw revealed that the bomb has awakened whatever’s in that ship underwater, I uttered “Fools” and gave an evil laugh. Scary Halloween stuff.

This has to be the most hilarious episode so far this season! Hazard sounds a lot like Harley Quinn in terms of pitch.

The mentioning of Bruce Wayne and Gotham was a sheer delight. Makes you wish we’ll see him this season, on Arrow, Flash, Supergirl or even Legends. All we need now is an inmate or more from Arkham to make an appearance of the Dark Knight in the CW inevitable. The question is who it should be.

Perhaps he’s preparing a massive prison riot that will lure the Flash to his doom. Have the Flash put in all the evil metas in one location and they’ll form into one big mob. “Kill the Beast!” should be the Thinker’s rallying statement; or, in this case, “Kill the Flash!”