Even though we've still got months to go, I've just GOT to write this Death Parchment out right this second. And the best place to store a Death Parchment is right out in the open. Not in a locked drawer or hidden inside a boring book, hell, not even inside an unlocked drawer, but right here in the desk in plain view…

Awesome. I caught Stand Up Crew and was like WUUUUT but I totally missed You Best Bounce. Prolly for the best, as I would have missed the entirety of the rest of the show from laughing too hard

I can't wait for the next episode when we see that Octavia impossibly survived that fall but dies of sepsis right before the opening credits. That's the only credible outcome, right?

I hope that law enforcement's stone cold murder of China White was caught by someone with a cell phone and broadcast on Facebook Live

Thea just needs to say, "Yes, and I'll have to live with that for the rest of my life" and I'm certain that Oliver will forgive her right away and never mention it again

It's not about where I live. Quinn lives in a world where his most recent employment was as an off the books assassin for a black ops organization. His world also includes suspicious characters that watch his home from across the street in between breaking into the home and framing Muslims as suicide bombers. I doubt…

Do you also believe that no one could have used the bathroom during the entire standoff because they didn't show a scene of someone sitting on a toilet during this episode? What makes you think Carrie didn't dial every number available (to no avail) as she drove back to her house?

Why would he believe that's her calling? As opposed to the police using her phone? Or someone nefarious spoofing her caller ID? And now that Carrie's phone has confirmed his number, they would be able to hack it to use as a listening device, no?

It's gonna be kinda hard to motivate 500 people to work together long enough to fix a shelter that only allows 100 of them to live. Rationing food/medicine/supplies is going to be a problem as well.

I assumed he started watching her the day Quinn heard him searching/bugging her place. Which was yesterday? Couple days ago? Last week? Not sure about the show timeline, but that was after she spoke to the lying informant guy and maybe just before she blackmailed the authorities to get Sekou off the hook.

Which countries would be killing Muslims (or anyone else) in the streets? Or rather, in their own country's streets, as apparently we aren't counting the hundreds of thousands Muslims killed since we invaded Iraq?

+1 upvote for abobo reference
-1 downvote for not trusting your desired audience (me) to get the reference.

Question: Have they explained how Darhk and Malcolm travel thru time? Before when Darhk was on the show they made like he was a timeless immortal and they were just visiting the era he lived in. Now he and Merlyn visit different times like it's a trip to the Circle K

Yep. And the show suffered for it. Not so much in season 2, but trying to keep him alive after that just brought the whole thing to a halt.

So a replay of when they should have killed Brody but didn't. Ugh. I could use much much less of Quinn right now

Like, I wish the review was up sooner…..but i have no idea what for. I finished the episode last night and came here looking for the review but I had absolutely no feelings about the episode and nothing to say about it. I guess I wanted to confirm thru others that it was as boring as I thought it was?

Abby is the chief of staff of the current administration so she'd have more standing than anyone working for the president-elect. None of those people have any official titles, standing, or security clearance yet.

Another callback to Star Wars: Darhk and Merlyn both attended Stormtrooper Blaster Academy and scored at the top of their class in marksmanship.

Seems like a strangely limited view of the things that free adult women (and men*) are allowed to enjoy and fantasize about for themselves, but okay.

What, did we also turn off the lights?