The worst part was when she was in the car talking to Sam on the phone. To that point I'd been unimpressed but willing to be convinced, but when she says "yeah I know, Sam, but I did something crazy" it was just such a terrible line reading that it was jarring. It didn't get better after that. I'm still gonna give her…

This. It also fits the part better in a way that I can't figure out, and pretty drastically too. I was shocked at how much it changed how the character plays, and for the better. Something so superficial shouldn't make that much of a difference but it did, for me anyway.

That's friggin brilliant. Why in the piss couldn't the dudes who run the show have thought of something that awesome?

I get what they were going for with Mick's "Supergirl! Do something!" but feel like they missed a golden opportunity. It would've been so much funnier and Mick-ish to have him yell "Skirt! Do something!"

+1. The Hawks were bad enough, but the even worse LoT sin is Jonah Hex, who is a character that should steal every scene and leave the audience hoping for more. But the actor just does not mesh with the role in that magical way that lands with viewers, so a character great in idea falls flat. As opposed to Mon-El,…

It's shocking to me all the "did anyone else catch..?" comments and the
like, since I assume everyone even mildly interested in television
has watched the entire run of Breaking Bad at least once. The minute it
showed that Dam I grinned, and the shots were set up almost the exact
same way as the two Breaking Bad…

Plus one. I keep seeing everyone praising the character of Tulip, and I do not at all get it. She is easily my least favorite part of the show so far, and I hope something changes with her pretty quickly or she's gonna get really old, really fast.

Plus one. It confuses me that every week people tear Lincoln apart on AOS, to the point that they seem enraged by his mere presence, but not Jimmy, who is far more cardboard and useless. At least Lincoln has powers and stubble.

Word. It's blowing my mind that hardly anyone talking about this has mentioned time travel yet. The guy in the mask is Jay, the same Jay who got pulled through the vortex by Zoom, but in the past and having gone through some terrible stuff. How he got to the past, I don't know, but that was the first and only thought…