We just need the lecture on the importance of teamwork and we're set.

I'd agree with that. Plus the new half of Firestorm. He's terrible.

I am so sick of Rip and we're only four episodes in. The actor is clearly going for enigmatic leader and it's just coming across as petulant tool. I didn't see the appeal of Arthur Darvill in Doctor Who and I definitely don't see it now.

Definitely. I really don't like how separated from the rest of the characters and the more grounded plotlines Rafael is at the moment. They need some way to link him back to Jane and her family - really he should be shown there more often considering he shares custody of Matteo.

I knew I'd missed stuff out of both lists! The plot evolves so quickly that I easily forget the backstabbing moves of episodes past.

I've never liked hairy chests, but that hint of chest hair at the neck of Cavill's super suit made me an instant convert. Mmm.

Yeah, but Rogelio didn't even know Jane existed because Xo made the decision not to tell him, so it's unfair to make that comparison.

I just can't get behind Petra and Rafael. They were toxic when they were together and it's hard to see how they can brush aside everything that they did to each other.

Has Xo really been that focused on her family though? Obviously they've shown her being there for Jane a lot once Matteo arrived, but the flashbacks consistently show Xo focusing on herself with pursuing her singing and I got the feeling that Alba picked up a lot of the slack. They've also shown her frustration in the…

The next movie isn't based on Mad About the Boy. It's based on an incomplete series of columns that Helen Fielding did in a UK paper in around 2007 or 2008. Mad About the Boy is an abomination.

That would be a huge difference from what we'd all assume and would actually be pretty interesting to explore.

Dean was the perfect first boyfriend initially, but he became jealous and overbearing when Jess turned up. You could argue that he had good reason to do so considering Rory did end up with Jess, or you could argue that Dean's behaviour drove her away.

In fairness though, Lorelai should have been aware that Sookie would be next to useless in practical matters considering how often she would scrap menus and go from scratch.

I think Mary's just going through the motions because she really just cares about position and fortune. She dumped Matthew when Cora was pregnant in season 1, she showed no interest in Blake (was that his name) until it was revealed he was actually heir to a title and she's shown little interest in Talbot because he's…

Followed by everyone learning, yet again, the importance of teamwork.

It's hard to see how they could maintain it in its current format for another season. The whole "nearly killed Vandal Savage, whoops we fucked up" is getting tired after three episodes.

I'd say that kid was at least 7 or 8. Which would make Len late 40s.

You'd think that Gideon would be telling various members of the team where the others are, instead of waiting for Hawkgirl to spout the details and then be all "oh yeah, no I totally looked that up earlier for Rip, he and Sara are already there."

The bloodlust storyline is tired, but they basically have to deal with it here for it to make sense on Arrow. It'll be interesting to see how this gets resolved. You'd think Nyssa would be more interested in using this magic cure she's suddenly found to fix Sara instead of blackmailing Oliver to kill Malcolm, which is…

I think he did his best work of the series so far as a corpse.