There was so much catharsis watching Travis snap and beat the shit out of those assholes, and kudos for actually going through with killing Chris (he's on Agents of Shield, so I am not remotely surprised, also, he's the worst). For a second there, I thought it would be a case of those guys lying about him so it would…

In addition to how certain actions will then affect other storylines and characters.

Yeah I need the Michaela and Asher subplot to end yesterday.

I don't find cool cool dudes all that interesting to watch, which was my issue with him on JJ, so hopefully they flesh out his character a bit more…than just that.

This is where I'm at too, I'm glad it's getting accolades.

Luke Cage (and the actor) didn't leave much of an impression for me while watching JJ, but I will give his show a go.

I don't think anyone will be surprised by this narrative shift. I think given the million scenarios everyone is speculating, surely someone has landed on the right 'twist' when they do show it. It's fun speculating though!

We've only gotten talking heads from Shelby, Matt and Lee and I'm starting to think those three are bullshitting to get their story made into a documentary to get money or something. That, or those three are being conned by everyone else involved. Or not. ETA - or every other scenario everyone has speculated so far.

I'm really digging the Daisy/Robbie dynamic, begrudging allies is my weakness.

*incoherent noises* this has made my day!

This is happening?! I thought it was some conspiracy Stephen Amell initiated!

I don't care how contrived it is, they must get Kara and Barry to sing on this show.

Also Lena Luthor!

It's strange seeing him without a beard like he had on Teen Wolf. Suffice to say, I have the same question as Winn.

Watching Kara catch bullets in her bare hands and then proceed to punch the living shit out of bad guys is my aesthetic and is why I watch mainly.

I really needed to see Chris have his 'look at the flowers' moment. It was all I was hoping for this episode, I'm livid.

It's filling my Parks and Rec hole quite nicely.

As someone who used to work retail in a department store like that, I adore this show, especially those short cutaway scenes showing stupid shit that people actually do.

Yeah fuck Asher, I like him for comic relief but I couldn't care less about him. If one of the Keating Five have to die (I doubt it), I'd rather it's him over the others.

I'm also relieved they dealt with it this episode instead of dragging out the Stanford thing for weeks.