The problem with the danger to Iris is that, in the Flash world, there are (literally) infinite solutions. Yet only the audience sees them. The whole team could independently decide to deceive Barry, thus deceiving Savitar.

Supergirl needed to have immediately smashed the dimensional portal, limiting the number of fleet vessels getting through.

I think Trump should be impeached, hope he will be impeached, and I -still- think Supergirl's political allegories are massively stupid, shallow, and self-righteous.

Regarding Flash villains, including Caitlyn: Most of them gained their powers from the particle-accelerator explosion. Barry and Wally got connected to the Speed Force (apparently by Speed Force intervention), but the SF — an outside-of-nature dimension— is the source of their powers. The Speed Force also accelerates…

I guess I don't, for absolute certainty. They broke up, she sold her house, then a year or so later she married somebody else. Even if they're amicable, it has to be a little weird, since their two characters were engaged at the end of the series.

So Maggie Lawson is able to work with James Roday after their bitter break-up?

James as social worker/counselor to aliens and meta-humans works really well.

Networks keep trying to make on-going series out of what should be mini-series.

Carol Burnett's humor was mainstream, only slightly topical, and moderately satirical, but they kept up core quality for 11 years and ended with mutual affection and respect. They put on an old-fashioned Broadway revue every week, when Broadway still did that sort of thing. SNL has been on 40+ years, and much of that…

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That photo reminds me of that X-Men TV movie from 1996.

Let's get this season over with.

Yes, actually. Little known fact.

So, when Kobik changed history, did Mephisto shout, "Hey now, just you wait a gol-darned minnit there, young lady!"?

“The blatant lies, the complete disregard for historic and scientific fact…” They were reading about the Clintons and global-warming theory?

Who is this man again? I don't care about Trainor, but I've never heard of him, so why is he an authority?

Rip leaving makes sense. The ship doesn't need two captains, and Rip's character now lacks purpose. I never felt Arthur Darvill's approach to the character was dynamic. He dressed like a Wild West marshal (even had that cool laser-Colt), but his interpretation didn't communicate "leader." Arthur's turns as…

I suspect Heston was a Libertarian. A Libertarian could protest the mistreatment of POC, and they could also consistently be for the 2nd Amendment.

It would make sense if The Flash made it canon that the Speed Force actually does mess with your reasoning, and it takes a long time for your brain cells to get used to being speedy. I doubt they would ever do that, but at least it would explain some of the goofball choices that all the speedsters make.

And was never a barista.