Until it was mentioned above, it hadn’t clicked that there is a specific reason that May understands ‘needing to hurt innocent people or everyone dies’. That’s not to say it’s exactly the same, or that she agrees with his choice, but she at least has the context for it.

So here’s a theory: Maybe Hydra’s origins are way back in the Kree experiment, somehow. Pre-Hive. They were in working with the Kree, in exchange for power _on_ Earth. (Which the Kree don’t care about.) Think of Hydra as the Kree collaborators. Some of Hydra were turned into Inhumans, some were just humans.

Tommy Wiseau is not eligible to be president. To be president, you have to be a native-born American of at least 35 years of age, and Tommy Wiseau will not be born until the year 2652.

70 million dollars is a lot of money if payroll is due, which is presumably why they were talking about city services shutting down on a certain day.

Her losing a few years of her memories, and stubbornly (and correctly) claiming to be ‘Laurel Lance’ and not knowing she was in a different dimension would be pretty funny. ‘What do you mean, I used to be an ADA? I’m not a lawyer! And I was a superhero? That really doesn’t sound like me!’

I can kinda, maybe see Oliver missing that. He desperately needed the money back, and also was firmly in his ‘no killing murderers’ hypocrite mode.

Then why not just write that into the show? It seems somewhat irresponsible for Thea to be _able_ to operate as a superhero but not actually be one, so why not make up some injury (Or perhaps a side effect of the coma) that basically says ‘She is nowhere near as skilled as she used to be and not very good in the…

And shouldn’t we be asking questions about why the fuck these background checks have been pending for so long?

I found myself wondering if this was Clara from before ‘The Flying-Diner Adventures of Clara and Me’ or after. The premise is they snatched her out of the last seconds of her life and returned her, which is really weird to do to a character that literally already had that happen. So...which was first?

Good!

Another fun problem of the post office contact:

A lot of people seem to think schools have much stricter rules than they really do.

Technically speaking, anyone can be impeached. Impeachment (actually impeachment and conviction) is a process by which someone is removed from office and _barred from future office holding_.

Watching the show, I was actually expecting Oliver being out of the country to be a plot point, with the Green Arrow still being in Star City and, hey, look, it really can’t be Oliver.

There’s a fun fan theory that the obvious ‘Trip’s grandfather is Gabe Jones’ is a red herring, and Trip’s grandfather is actually Jacques Dernier, as Antoine Triplett is a French name. ;)

Whenever I see a ‘Stars & Bars’, I have to resist the urge to make a sarcastic panicked call to the National Guard about how this country has been invaded by the Confederacy again and they need to show up with tanks.

I think local communities that have been barred from removing local statues should issue orders to their local police force to do _nothing_ about anyone defacing said statue, and not investigate any crimes associated with that. Literally take no action at all, even if they see someone drive up with a chain, block the…

I don’t know what AMC is complaining about, this seems like a good way to make money.