Cap went through bootcamp and was trained in combat, the super soldier serum juiced him to the gills though so he's much better at combat than any regular solider because he's bigger, faster, stronger and has super human reflexes. He's a professional so keeping up with his training wouldn't be that hard while touring…

LOL what is with people saying it's blood? Blood from where? And how did it start? The girl complains that she has to use the bathroom and Kilgrave gives no fucks about her so he doesn't allow her to use the bathroom, so she urinates on the floor and pee flows underneath the closet door.

She states that in the first episode while talking to Hope

I agree with Hermione, I found it refreshing she told the two friends that she trusts the most, James pretty much knew right away who she was and he has experience in this sort of thing. Wynn is her best friend and is the tech guy when she needs a favor and she has no reason to hide it from him. It's a refreshing…

"Friendzones" are what they are, I can't really explain it. I have genuine female friends so I don't like the term either but such a thing exist. There are some men who pine for a female and be friends with her with the hopes that she'll open her eyes and date them. There are some women who use that knowledge to their…

I'm a comic book fan and I didn't care, I understood where they were going with it

The fact that WB stance is that, is so fucking stupid btw and it has created more confusion than anything because of their refusal to use certain characters in live action TV shows.

What's funny is that I was thinking "Did they really have anal sex?" when I was reading the review, they have it in the comics but in the show, she only switches positions and I took that as more her not wanting to look him in the eye while they have sex more than her wanting to feel pain. Luke Cage could have just…

Only seen the first episode but I would say yes, he's dropped hints here and there and worried about hurting her during their sex session even slowing it down when she asked him not to.

I'm surprised Jessica didn't put her to sleep while she was struggling with her, I fully expected her to choke Hope out and then carry her.

Yea spoiling the show in the 1st episode of the season when most people just started watching it the day it;s released when you knowingly don't have to, is a real asshole thing to do. Some of us work first shift and can't catch the show until later in the day.

I'm fine with them finally being together by the middle of Season 3, I don't think it should drag out to Season 4 and through Season 4. "Will they/won't they" storylines are the worst when they drag out for years. As it stands, the best thing to happen to Candice Patton is that they didn't pair Iris with Barry so…

Are you serious about the Barry/Linda "fight" it was suppose to be cheesy and played for laughs because Linda has no idea what she's was doing and has no idea how to be a villain. It's pretty clear that the fight was suppose to be bad. As for Iris, she barely registers a blimp on the show to be in the way. She does…

Yea if you can't trust your friends not to tell anyone about your secret identity then they should never have been friends anyway. At the end of the day, Linda had to know who, she was risking her life and she had lost confidence.

In the comics it's said that he could potentially be one of the most powerful superheroes in the universe, he can create shockwaves and his vibrational powers can disrupt the speed force meaning he's one of the few people who can stop the Flash, he can also travel interdimensionally, he's also a really good…

Just giving me one scene of The New Day hyping up any Flash villain just one.

Yea last season they used Cavanagh's voice to be the Reverse Flash since they knew they were going to reveal who the Reverse Flash was earlier in the season. This season they're keeping it a mystery so they're using Tony Todd's voice instead of a particular regular on the show, so it won't be spoiled.

I always felt that people could never tell that Clark was Superman was because they were so self-absorbed and never really paid attention to him, they never really had a reason to question his identity because he's an unassuming white guy in his early 30s. They're playing around with the identity thing on Supergirl…

Thanks a lot Nyssa

I'm glad, I'm not the only one who enjoyed Linda and Barry's "acting" I laughed at just how terrible the whole thing was and their banter back and forth. I'm glad Zoom didn't fall for that.