… if only to provide an organic lead-in to Wally west being introduced and making Iris feel guilty for shutting that down in the first place. But, I agree with you: it's always nice when they give those things to Joe since JLM sells that stuff so well.

When Wells said what his plan was, I turned to my girlfriend and said so loudly

His comments in getting her on the dance floor was the best he's been since faking being deaf from a flash-bang grenade! Legitimately charming!

I know, right?

I like to think it was (and no — I DO NOT think Michael J Fox was singing in Back To The Future… :p)… ;)

Your deadpan was on point yesterday…

And Terry HATES bathroom talk!

A couple of things, I think the reviewer was unfair on…

I think we're all just glad that Oliver is not dead (yet), right?

I sort of feel like we need a betting pool on Zoom's identity. Which definitely took a shift this week after the Robert Queen-as-Arrow and Oliver dying bit…

So, the really confusing thing about this is: if you need to kill the Dark One to take their power… how does Nimue end up as the "Lady of the Lake" eventually?

Excellent. Three thumbs up! <3

Yeah, that line REALLY stuck out like a sort thumb… in a totally "that's… weird?" way. I suspect we'll learn more by the season finale…

I… kinda feel let down a little bit by the episode? I mean, yes, Capaldi was universally excellent and the monologue itself — and the somewhat Mexican standoff with possible Armageddon at stake during it — was amazing. But I feel like taking a bit out of The Matrix playbook by having us watching the story… but…

While “Cheese is really good” was excellent, I thought the best line delivery was "I make a mean bolognese…" and what followed was a moment of true bonding with her and Nick.

The Resistance just wants to break Royal hold / Wesen council (maybe?) over wesen society and they just want to lead normal lives, while integrating within human society, I'd imagine.

Some great momentum this episode, though I somewhat agree about the disjointedness (which may be less so over next episode / midseason finale after).
1) We know Asher is with Bonnie; I suspect Asher's actually the one who kills ADA Sinclair and Bonnie covers it up.
2) Chekhov's gun in play… but possibly used as a…

She's definitely the best and the MVP; which is a problem when the geeky science character has way, way more charisma than the leads… and I say that as an unabashed fan of Jaimie Alexander…

Definitely. Thus, she'll likely be shot in the season finale.

I will say, despite this episode being uneven, I did very much appreciate them (possibly intentionally) playing with the audience by subverting what should be common tropes in the spy story.