Do we think that all versions of Wells like to eventually go to the "cuff stage," or just HR?

I'll be fine if they never bring back whiney Rip again. This show has improved exponentially without him and the Hawkmates (especially Kendra reminding everyone that only a few months ago she was JUST a barista). Love the new cast members.

"If Mr. Rory intends to eat our brains, can you imagine the feast we'll provide him with our combined intellect?" is Stein's most fantastically douchey comment to date.

"Sometimes a man needs to butter his own bread."

I'm begging the CW and writers: don't bring back Rip, the Hawkmates, or Savage (the latter is the most unlikely, thankfully). This show has been on an upward trajectory all season without them and really has become one of the shows I look forward to most. The action scenes have been better and better and were…

I agree. I could totally go for the frosted glass screens like in "Nosedive" though.

I think "The National Anthem" and "Shut Up and Dance" are closer to the future than this one. SUAD could have happened really anytime in the last few years. Lots of people have gotten hit with ransomware in recent years. And news about PigGate with David Cameron literally broke weeks after TNA was first released,…

I'm definitely curious to hear how you think Britons see their relationship from technology. As an American, I think we really have this dichotomous relationship with technology. One the one hand, we have the Elon Musks and Zuckerbergs promising us a really cool future with inspiring tech that makes our lives easier…

Couldn't helping thinking during this entire episode that Arrow and The Flash did the "robotic killer bees" thing first with their Brie Larvan episodes. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. It may have been a procedural, but in my opinion this one episode was better and more fun and intriguing in 90 minutes…

God I miss Wentworth Miller on my screen every week.

Same for me. That's really when I think these shows are at their best: when they're having fun. It's partly why I've come to enjoy Supergirl more than I thought I would. It's by no means a perfect show, but it's so clear the cast and crew all have so much fun making it and embrace all the corniness.

For me, Mirror Master didn't quite live up to the hype (though I bet Earth-2's version would), but despite that I still really enjoyed the episode.

I do agree that not everyone can love her all the time, although he seems to be an asshole to everyone, even qualified people. I do think Cat promoting James to her old position is probably the most unrealistic plotline that's happened this season. He's a Pulitzer-winner sure, but it doesn't seem like he ever had a…

You know what, as someone who was once a journalism major but later switched to PR because I saw what my life/earnings would be like if I stayed in that industry: true.

I continue to be impressed how much this show has improved. I love Kara being able to tackle more complex issues from two viewpoints within herself and hope we see more of that! Loved Snapper actually teaching Kara about journalistic bias. He has potential as a good mentor/likeable character if they write him a little…

One of the best hours of television I've ever watched and a preview of a future I certainly wouldn't mind living in.

Hollywood magic.

Yeah. It probably would also be problematic when he's saving an entire of building of people like last season in "Metapocalypse." I just hope they don't bring the rule back in the future now.

I already have a terrible feeling they're going to kill her off to "prove" that Wells was right all along about being overprotective just as he finally is starting to be less overprotective :/

Did they? I guess I missed it. I think the most recent instance I remember was the Supergirl crossover where her sweater caught on fire.