Bummed by the departures of both Leo Snart and Constantine at the end of this episode, after they were such great additions to the team, and had their own adventure in the past with Sara in this episode.

I know it’s hard to review a Star Trek show without being influenced by the franchise’s long history. But we also tend to focus on the best episodes of previous Treks. For good reason, the best episodes are the most memorable. But fans have to stop acting like every other episode of Trek was a “Balance of Terror” or…

Wow...couldn’t disagree with this review more. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. I liked that they brought back every new meta introduced during the season and had them work with Barry on escaping prison. I liked that DeVoe got more sinister and powerful at the same time. And I thought the way they used Ralph’s new…

This article completely misconstrues Digital Spy’s reporting in a dangerous way. She demanded that up front — we have no reason to believe that there was pushback, and even less reason to think there was an altercation. Please edit/retract this, it’s both lazy and inaccurate. The BBC wouldn’t be out of line to call…

Why does this series HAVE to have gay characters? Why does it have to have a female lead, or a black character? If the writers are forcibly trying to fit certain types of characters in scripts for shows, that’s wrong. I mean I hope there isn’t some kind of checklist somewhere when you are writing a pilot for a show:

I hope the battle in this episode is better than the last battle. As near as i could tell in the last battle, the Saxon tactics were to walk in a mob down the road, with no calvalry screen or advanced guard, and when they see Vikings immediately sprint at the them. And the Viking  tactics were to magically appear in…

No stray observation about the 90s cartoon theme as Eclipse’s ringtone? I thought that was great.

“Where else would I go?” is the first heartbreaker line in a long list of many on this show. This is definitely the first classic episode.