It aired a few weeks ago. Kinda weak (IRONIC!), though there's something kinda awesome about Thor dressed as a construction worker. Still . . . how can you have three Wrecking Crew dudes when every fanboy knows there are four?

Biggest thing we found out: Carl can carry an episode, unlike most characters, Gil. Who's left? I'm thinking Ms. Hoover . . . anybody that has to teach Ralph, I'm thinking she plays Russian Roulette with at least three chambers loaded.

That has to be the best season finale tradition of any show running today. I don't remember a "The Road Thus Far," but I cranked up the volume all the way and basked in the Kansas.

Just noticed that. Probably not a big deal, though I now have this image of both shows' executive producers playing rock-paper-scissors in the future to prevent shared episode titles.

Laurel is canon, even if she can never become Black Canary. Tommy's death would mean that Malcolm would become the canon Meryl, or at least the leading contender. If John Barrowman doesn't return, then any actor that can rock odd facial hair and work a bow might get a big break as a guy avenging his brother and nephew.

Know your canon . . . Detective Lance has to be killed by a sentient star with an inferiority complex and/or schizophrenia. One of the wackier old-school JLA/JSA team-ups from back in the day.

I don't. I saw those two on the same night, and I like making posters.

How many characters have fallen out of vents this season on TV? I count four: Nick & Jess, Sterling Archer (Archer, natch) and Lutz (30 Rock). Fun fact . . . those last two happened on the same night. I even made this poster noting that.

Is it wrong that I think Survivor seems to specialize in screwing Asian women? First, Shii Ann offers info to the other tribe going into the merge in Thailand, only there wasn't a merge, her tribe lost, and they took it out on her. Then Probst splits the merged tribe in Fiji into two teams, forces the five losers…

Actually, Josh & Brent are still the luckiest men on the face of this Earth, five months after winning TAR21. Eddie is just a mook who ain't gonna make it to Day 39. If he does, he'll get nine votes for the win. It won't be unanimous . . . eight of the votes will come from Probst.

I meant John, who got himself bogged down in a Roadblock he could have easily bailed out of with the Express Pass. That was from the episode where Phil threw up his arms and said, "Oy vey," while the local greet stood next to him, bemused as hell.