It's the Captain America serum.

Ollie lied about when his father died on the island too, He lies a lot y'know. I didn't see it as a ret-con at all, especially in light of the mini-arc last year when Mrs. Lance was convinced that Sara had survived the shipwreck.

I love it when the characters walk out of the door, and then just stand outside, their silhouette clearly visible. Or when they enter a scene from a direction when there is no actual door to the room that they're in.

Also, there was a pigeon.

Subtitling the Scottish sections of that episode is funny for so many reasons!

God, I still remember that show, the one with Jack Davenport. By far, the best handling of the vampire mythos I've ever seen!

Biggest waste of beaver since the America's Next Top Model tourbus broke down outside the San Franciscan School for Drama.

It's been high in my estimation since they killed Danny.

And what would happen if none of the future generations knew anything of electricity, and then the time comes when the nanos stop working, or they're turned off again? It stops humanity stepping back into the dark ages to keep human knowledge alive. Remember, there'll be no wikipedia or library when the lights come…

Whedon did it again in The Avengers with Romanov and Hawkeye.

As someone noted, we scarcely see the waitress in her everyday life, just reacting with horror or complete melancholy. I thought she was still sweet.

Loads of shows have done an ode to Flowers to Algernon. Apparently that very night 'The League' had the same idea. Otherwise, I can think of Red Dwarf and The Invisible Man (Vincent Ventresca version).

My favourite trope is when an American character speaks another language, and then a supposed native speaker remarks how they sound just like a native (when they really don't). On CW, Arrow does this a lot, the titular character speaks Mandarin and Russian, is praised as a native speaker in both…. and it isn't…

They could at least have had the waitress deliver her backstory while naked.

What was the other guy saying back to him, the one who could actually speak Mandarin?

I think by now, they should age the characters a bit. Having Bart be 17, Lisa 15, and Maggie 7 (or whatever the relative ages would be) could throw up new ideas, maybe some multi-episode arcs too, but yeah, a steady writing hand made of new blood would be a great idea.

Probably the opposite I'd imagine. Staying on the move is imperative in a post-ZA world, preparation is just creating your own tomb. You need to be quick, mobile, and quiet. Guns will do you for a last resort, but given the scarcity of ammo and the volume of them, they wouldn't last longer than a few years. IEDs,…

WAH! This show isn't the show I imagine, so it sucks…. also Scott
Gimple wrote a quarter of the episodes in season 2, so you've just
disproved yourself, hard.

Blurred Lines… because there's nothing more awkward than singing a rape anthem in a prison in front of a baby and a woman who spends her time hunting a sadistic misogynist (who acts mega rapey).

Maybe I've been playing 'The Last of Us' too much, but I'm thinking: molotov cocktail!