Oh wow, just realized it wasn’t on here. Not gonna say that S2 was perfect, but I think the overall quality was strong enough to warrant a spot.

I like the idea to see what Kryptonian powers Ruby has inherited from Sam.That is possibility that has to be explored.

Yi Tien Cho also had a big speech about how much he likes women and he saw an opportunity to have women hanging off him and whilst they did so as an ‘exotic’ he looked at it better than being a ‘heathen’ and went for it. He also had a moment of genuine connection with the fortune teller that played as an abused women…

Not that people in the past would have been incapable of realizing things we more readily (although still depressingly unevenly) realize today, but yeah, it certainly would have been a *lot* more uncommon.

Especially since Claire is from 1968, not 2017. She’s uncomfortable with John Grey’s homosexuality even though she knows she shouldn’t be jealous of Jamie’s friendship with him. She isn’t perfect, but she’s about as progressive as someone who was pushing 50 in the 1960s is going to be.

Geillis needs to find a child who was born 200 years after being conceived. That’s Brianna, who Geillis met and spoke with in last year’s finale. Geillis saw Brianna with Claire at the stones. She knows that Brianna is Jamie’s daughter.

I’m thinking that her mom might take them up on mentoring her.

It’s the order in which they came. Nothing to do with race. Did u miss the episode where the the big three in their youngest form sounded off to Jack?

At my cousin’s wedding, right as the bride was coming down the aisle, my sister told us she had secretly gotten married to the man she cheated on her husband with. So yup, this wedding seemed normal.

I enjoy that, after interdimensional travel initially being a Big Damn Deal, Kara and Alex are now using it as the equivalent of a post-breakup roadtrip to a friend’s wedding.

Earth-2 has Jesse and her crew to look after it.

How crazy awesome was that shot where Cisco created the breach for Oliver? That made me geek out.

That’s because we could follow it. They couldn’t do all the SFX current fights rely on in the films so they needed to rely on great fight choreography. At all times I knew where each character was, what they were doing, and who they were fighting. Little things like having Alex in the background, or a flame or arrow…

Haven’t seen part II yet, but this is exactly how I’ve wanted them to be doing the crossovers this whole time. Take advantage of the concept and the inherent fun in seeing them all together to slow down and let it breathe, and basically make the crossover the point rather than have a musical chairs of guest stars. 

I’m guessing that the waitress was XS (Jenni Ognats) from the 31st Century’s Legion of Super-Heroes, who is Barry and Iris’s granddaughter by way of their daughter Dawn Allen, one of the Tornado Twins (the other is Don Allen, oy). It could be Dawn, but Jenni was a rather excitable character.

The church sequence was better executed and more creative than any sequence in Justice League.

I’ve been more psyched about this crossover than Justice League which sucks since they had 400mill when this is tightly budgeted just goes to show that consistent effort pays off (the CW shows are hardly watercooler talk stuff but they do good stuff frequently).

Omnibus of squeeeee! Parts 1 & 2

It’s so funny because within the first 5 min of the pilot, she comes off as the worst, most self-centered character. But I’m now convinced she’s the one most likely to go to The Good Place in the end

Poor Trenton and Mobley. I guess FSociety as a plot point has pretty much hit the end of the road.