If I had a time machine, then Doctor Who. You could explore the universe forever and always have something to do and look at.

That's the thing: at midseason, they had a perfectly great way to give Oliver a compelling arc for the future, elevate everyone else, and have a compelling story with Malcolm caught in the middle.

Sounds like you'd enjoy The Wonderful 101, another Platinum Wii U title (and in my opinion their best). That game is so underrecognized it's criminal; I can't recommend it enough.

Smash Bros. and a new indie JRPG called Alphadia Genesis for me. I'm still stuck partway through AC Brotherhood and Tales of Symphonia, but… eh.

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Loved this episode, honestly. That supersonic punch scene left me with the biggest grin on my face. And the Wells/Joe scenes… good god. *Does Cisco's kissy hands thing*

Maybe. I definitely don't think that's an absolute, though. There are plenty of ways this series could go right now; Waller is one of those, or maybe they wait to make her the main villain until next season, or maybe she stays a secondary villain. ARGUS doesn't quite work as a main villain IMO, considering they're…

To be fair, the opening episodes of Season 2 didn't have a big bad for quite a while. It was just more thematically consistent. Hopefully we'll see our big baddie by the end of the half-season to get this season going in a solid direction.

Not as much as it should, but you get the Swift Sail super early on in the game, so you can travel twice as fast, which makes it way easier. Also, the fetch quest that you're talking about eliminates several steps. Together it makes it quite a bit easier and faster, though it's still there.

Kind of. XD Sailing is twice as fast now, and they cut some of that fetch quest you're referring to.

No idea about Earthbound, but Wii U advice is my time to shine, considering I write for a Nintendo site.

"Arrow has always just been Jungle Warrior Batman with bad acting" bad acting? Aside from Laurel, I've felt all the acting has been superb since season 2 started. And I'd argue Green Arrow is more interesting than Batman as far as live action adaptions go at this point, if only because we've seen Batman a bajillion…

Funniest episode in ages IMO. Every scene with the guys was pure gold. The first sponge scene was the most I've laughed at the show since season 2.

Can't stop thinking of Kyle as Oliver Queen before the island.

Ben's face there made the episode for me, which is really frikkin saying something.

Wasn't huge on it. It had some laughs, but the weakest of the season for sure.

Because they would kill his son?

Don't forget Pillows and Blankets. My personal favorite episode of the show, and in my top 3 episodes of TV of all time.