I think Adam was smart to play the idol, because it really was unclear what Will was going to do and had Will voted with Jay, then he'd be in the bottom alliance.

This season is supposed to be 39 days and they had 20 people cast and they almost always have 18 or 20. So I'm not sure why it feels like it's running longer.

I hope the next episodes give more unique characterization to the sons, in this episode only Ivar really stood out, and Bjorn we've known for a while, but I feel like we're just being introduced to the other three.

Even if we were to pick up from Season 6 it still wouldn't make any sense to me. It's been 10 years since Season 6, and clearly we aren't picking up where we left off, so it bothers me. Luke/Lorelai got together at the end of Season 7, so we can just say they've been together since then - but that obviously wasn't the…

I don't think the show needed Mario & Lee to come back to Gotham at all, they really didn't add anything to the show IMO. Barbara they reworked because she wasn't working at the start, but they should either get rid of Lee or do something else with the character.

Maybe she doesn't want to go back to school? Teaching now is also very administrative now, which is not for everyone.

I wish there had been some resolution on the letter, and I've seen people elsewhere speculate it was maybe Trix (if it was signed Lorelai) or an employee.

I still feel like the biggest issue with Logan/Rory is the lack of a backstory. We have no idea how they got from where the show ended, to this point, and it wasn't explained at all. They could have had Rory explain it at the hotel, but they didn't. I just have a lot of questions about it, so it's a bit hard to judge…

That's not the impression I've gotten, but the show hasn't addressed it yet.

Obviously something was going on with her in that last scene, but I'm not sure how soon we'll find out exactly what it is.

I think they will, but that episode probably won't have all The Flash characters. I think they picked certain ones to visit the other shows.

But if Barry were to be severely injured, I bet they wouldn't stop him from going back out there. They treat Wally like a child, when he's not IMO.

I could be wrong, but didn't Barry accidentally change the time-line for one day only, and he wasn't even aware Cisco had been killed? Cisco just started seeing his death because of his vibe ability.

Barry went back in time to save his mother, grabbed Eobard, thus saving his mother, and that's what created Flashpoint, where he kept Eobard locked up. In order to try to get back to his own time, he took Eobard with him and then Eobaord ran off (presumably to Legends).

What I'm saying is that I don't think the Gotham TV show is the same universe as Supergirl or Arrow is in. I think of Gotham the same way I do Smallville.

Supergirl doesn't want to have Clark around to overshadow her, so he's only been in 2 episodes. I don't think he'd be the choice the bring over for the crossover - I think they'd have J'onn crossover or something before they used Superman.

Arrow tends to have human villains, The Flash tends to have metahumans and Supergirl tends to have aliens - so the superhero is more evenly paired with their normal adversaries. Barry obviously isn't equipped to deal with aliens the way Supergirl/the DEO would be. Oliver has had Barry's help when it comes to…

That's something that I thought would come up in this episode, that through them talking to Barry they'd learn about how Barry took Thawne with him to Flashpoint and then to the current timeline.

I don't know if we're going to see Lisa, we haven't seen her in a while and the actress is now the lead on Frequency.

I think that they just couldn't put everyone into the crossover, so they decided to stick to the characters who have been on the shows longer.