I wouldn't put it past R&M to reveal that all the episodes we've seen so far occur in parallel universes from each other, and so there's no canon whatsoever.

"Can I use this chair?"

These reviews need to mention Carol Kane a lot more. She's at the top of her game here.

No, it's a reference to "Spider Man: Bring On The Dark," the Broadway play infamous for injuring its cast and flinging them into the crowd. That should be obvious to anybody.

No, it wasn't Nacho he said that to. That was Gonzo. No-Doze is the fat guy.

She just did what she should have done from day one: take a look at what's happened to all of the other women Oliver's ever hooked up with.

Dig doesn't have a cool costume, that's why.

Yeah, you tell Merlin to his face that you're going to rat him out and see how many more breaths you take.

I… would also like to see that. A lot.

I don't know, millionaires like to open bars there. That's some major gentrification bait.

From this moment forever after, I'm reading all your Constantine reviews in the voice of Kenneth from 30 Rock. Just so ya know.

OK I'm not even going to look to see whether this reviewer has seen any previous episodes, NOT TO MENTION any of the comics, and just say…

Wells is Reverse-Flash, who is also Eddie's descendant. That explains everything. Including why Reverse-Flash doesn't just kill flash (because Wells needs him alive).

There is no law against carving your name on the moon. Look it up.

They don't need to develop them all, to seed the show with name-drops. If they don't use that character, it's an Easter egg. If they do, then it's foreshadowing. So it's a win/win for the writers to name-drop as much as they can.

Sure, he just let himself get shot and almost bleed to death just to protect his cover story.

Problem is, he was convinced the Flash was a menace BEFORE being mistreated by him. If they'd had his desire for a task force not start until after that event, it would at least make some sense.

Yeah, right after the Captain shot down Eddie's request for a task force because he doesn't believe in the existence of the Streak/Flash/Whatever menace, a red electric-tinged blur zips through his office and steals his sandwich off his desk. Real great thinking there, Barry.

What they should have done is kept expanding the TV universe, and then do movies as Justice League (etc) major team-ups using the same actors. So people who watched any of the shows would have to go to the theater to get the crossovers and team action.

No, in the comics, the character named "Felicity Smoak" had no relation to this character of the same name. She was a random businesswoman who got into an argument with Firestorm on the street, so he turned her clothes into soap bubbles, and then she sued him. Just a one-shot, and she was never heard from again.