I don't see any false flags either… I took it as Boss just thinking that it was too much of a coincidence to be anything other than Blaine setting him up to take the heat. Same m.o., same outcome, different murder weapon (frame job vs. snitching).

I'd go with pure luck since the wine scene was setting the re-zombification up.

Hey, an entire career built around one future scratch from Adalind's cat is totally valid.

I was really hoping to find evidence that the wine had been there all along, staring us right in the face, but alas, no. Still gets a pass though ;)

Or lose. Whatever's funnier.

Yeah, but as many times as he flip-flopped his story, he couldn't be put forward as a credible witness. And they don't have any other evidence on her, so she's free to sip Sancerre in the Marais without a second thought, basically.

It's starting to move into wangsty at this point… though Barry takes the title of King of Wangst in this ep.

To be fair (yet still not at all racist), the guy in the iron mask looked black to me as well. Could have been a combo of dirt and low lighting (and/or the fact that I'm watching a stream) if he is, in fact, a white blond dude.

Last night's episode was my last. I gave it a good go, but it's boring the crap out of me. I think I had my hopes waaayyyyy too high based upon its source material.

No, it's actually true! The oils in skin are corrosive to the paper in old books and documents. They really should be handling them with the white gloves.

This. This. All of this.

Oh my god, you hit the nail on the head with this review.

Ok, I'm going to be pedantic here… bludbaden and anubi are the plurals of bludbad and anubis. So neither of them should get an "s" at the end.

But couldn't it have been a police report from over 20 years ago, before it became the Czech Republic? Admittedly, I don't remember the report, but just a thought?

There should be a Primetime Emmy for "Best Use of Salmon Ladder".

One thing that drove me nuts - Uncle Felix freaked out when Nick tried to pick up the book gloveless, saying that the books were too old and fragile to be handled without them. After this scene, literally every other time any of the gang touched the books it was bare-handed. These things won't last a week with those…

That wasn't him in the closing scene, but in promo shots, he's still strapping and athletic-looking, yeah. I was like, wow, that is one remarkable 60 year-old ass!

I was SO impressed with Stein's "love whoever you want" line. It was a subtle, yet powerful nod. Really tip my hat to LoT for including it.

I think he hasn't told Darhk about Ollie's identity because revealing his could lead to Thea being outed as Speedy.

I think it would be interesting if Zoom was Jay's speed personified. He went on and on about how he had an obsession with getting faster… what if Jay didn't lose his powers exactly, but they split out of him and created Zoom? The flashbacks of the Jay/Zoom fights aren't necessarily flashbacks… they're Jay telling his…