Right, but there are plenty of military teams all over the world specifically devoted to stopping ICBMS. Not just Argus, king of the incapable of containing a sharkman.

There were a ton of nukes in Victorian-era France, yes.

Right, but the reviewer isn't saying they won't address it in the future. He's saying that the weight of it doesn't really land *in the episode*.

I mean, we managed to have poignant plot points back in the days before binge-watching and dvr, so Arrow has no excuse to dash them away.

He actually had just gotten them back. Thanks to weird hiatuses, Arrow is slightly ahead of Flash on the timeline. Which, I assume is why they don't mention each other's plots this season.

Felicity does, I believe, they'd mentioned it.

She owns Ray's stocks in the company, and he named her replacement CEO. The board of directors would have the right to vote no confidence, however, and just owning stocks wouldn't give her the right to be on the property.

Or the people trained for thus could've done something. The arrowverse is more tech advanced than ours. We may still be building our ICBM defense but I feel like a world with Argus prob has one

Sure. But Felicity isn't military

That was a list of people affected disappeared or dead not just dead.

Actually the man who will be Cap Atom is in Central City. He was mentioned in Plastique

This is, they've stated, after Barry gets his powers back. However my guess is that having him show might spoil Flash plot points.

What works in a book doesn't work on a screen. The book is a lot more similar to the Gein incidents.

Yeah, but everyone knew she was dead in the movie. They assumed Norman "took a wife" they never saw.

It'd be interesting if they made the NOVEL "Psycho II" canon to the show. It's very different than the film "Psycho II".

He's much older in the novel, around 30-45. In the movie, he's early to mid 20s.

I assume that's where Emma's mother is. Also, I'm starting to wonder if it's possible that Fairvale is the other town in the county White Pine is in.

They could always have her die the way she did in the book, which wasn't a shower scene at all.

It doesn't need to be a remake, just an interpretation. Technically, the movie isn't exactly like the book so there's no reason the tv show would have to be like the movie.

No, it was assumed Lila and her daughter were the ones doing the killings, but then Emma Spool showed up and said she'd done it all.