For me, I did think that Malcom's death might be involved in Thea's recovery. In the sense that she would kill him to buy her more time. I do like what they did here though. Should make for an interesting showdown.

It was a fine episode. The murder was boring. Major running was okay. But I'm really annoyed that Peyton (as a assistant District Attorney) just had sex with Blaine so relatively easily. Isnt that a conflict of interest if he's the so called star witness or something like that? Why make a character do something dumb…

I think he's going to be absorbed into her face.

But how would they know when he would arrive and when they would need to respray him. Presumably the spray isnt easy tomake.

If they didnt spray him and he got lost, there would be no way to find him.

It appears he's in danger of flowing off into nothingness if he loses too much concentration or something of that nature. Additionally, considering his condition is relatively new to Stark, it's better he is in a place where he can be observed. If something about his condition changes midmission, he would put himself…

Really great stuff. I love how they juxtapose both Peggy's and Whitney's origin stories together to show both women dealt with the restraints put on them by society differently. Peggy embraced an opportunity but only after a personal tragedy, while Whitney used her beauty to advance despite her intellect.

The out of nowhere part is where she jumps right into wanting to be in CSI again, seemingly dropping her career and life in Central City like a brick. There were no hints of this during their relationship.

To be fair, Wally West is black in the New 52 and is a troubled youth as well when he meets Barry.

Yeah but after last year (2015) 's low ratings, they had to do a lot of creative shifts.

It's the classic superhero twist. Wally will idolize the Flash's speed and hate Barry. But then in a dangerous moment, Flash will have to reveal his identity to Wally, leaving Wally to say whoozywhat!?

Jake: "You do you Boyle."
Boyle: "I'm doing me."

I didnt have any problems with the show last year but I like all the changes they made. This episode was a good meta way to acknowledge the missteps of last season.

I'm disappointed that this is not a crossover with the upcoming WWE PPV.
I mean they had Edge earlier this season and everything!

I'm guessing she is still living the suite life.

A stronger show would have had a good recurring character they could have plugged in that role.

Yet another classic Winston and Cece mess around! The better of the two stories, and I like how far the characters have come. Their first mess around revolved Winston asking her for a condom while he was dating Brenda Song. And now, he's here bridesman. It's really sweet to see.

So many words in your review, but no mention of Booty Gate? Shame. Shame.

I liked hm as Lassiter, but as King Richard, he really is doing something truly great. He's funny, cruel, sympathetic, heroic, timid, courageous,all at different points in the characters arc.

That's why I like the squire who killed his knight story. It really gave him something to do, something with a lot of magnitude. And then he just pop, popped up later in the finale.