" especially considering she has every right to be a little pissed that
Barry has once again revealed his identity to someone at the drop of a
hat when it took him forever to clue her in."

they pretty much have to think S3 was a waste.

and millions of Koreans suddenly laugh hysterically…

With one sniff he could lift Medellín like Ultron lifted Sokovia…

they are truly the elephants of crunchy snackdom.

I've said for most of the past three years that Amell is better than the show he stars on. As the show gets ever sillier, he only pulls further ahead.

well, in a world where laserbeams can't be frozen, yes.

Did the breach under Star Labs just happen to open up on that podium it's on, or did they "move" the breach onto it? If it's the former, how convenient. If it's the latter, how exactly?

they were fast enough to be a special effect. That's enough to pulverize.

In this universe, energy can apparently be frozen and then broken. So all bets are off.

It was nice of Snart to not shoot his cold gun in Barry's face…that would have killed him.

In a Voyager episode, Torres made a phaser beam stop in its tracks.

Flash and Arrow are still distinct.

Which is, frankly, what should have happened to Oliver in the episode where Barry got whammied. It was absurd that Oliver was able to withstand supersonic punches without being liquefied.

Maybe it's because a lot of the people on here are probably pretty young, but it's funny how many people first discovered Martin with this show when he spent nearly a decade as a star of Law & Order….basically the entire 20-oughts.

Didn't someone already mention in the comments of a review that Palicki is pregnant? If so, she's going to be doing even less before she resumes doing more.

If Barry's mom showed up suddenly instead of Iris' mom, that might be more interesting.

Is that like the Dry Eye badge Felicity is striving for?

Why would the confession be from Harrison Wells? With Eobard Thawne extinguished, Harrison Wells would actually be Harrison Wells all along.

You know how on myriad TV shows, two characters will go in another part of a room and have a loud "private" conversation, and even though there's no realistic way it wasn't overheard by others, it stayed private because the camera was only on them.