To be fair I did like him as a mentor in the early episodes of Supergirl, and the romance stuff was definitely the writes fault, but with the Guardian arc I have to blame both the actor and the writers, as none of them are making this work at all.

Yeah that line felt kinda forced, they should have waited until he actually looked like cyborg superman.

To be fair Iris has gotten a little better, but still not good enough, she's just there.

With everything else happening is easy to overlook Cadmus, but I absolutely love it so far. In this episode in particular they established themselves as a real threat, as they were able to break Supergirl to the point were she was legit scared (and I don't think we have ever seen her like that before).

Me too. I don't usually like to blame actor but I think no matter what they do with him nothing will ever work.

Diggle: "Hey guys my meal is a little cold can anyone help me?"

This type of unfair yet understandable reactions are a huge part of what makes this work. Everything is so complicated it's hard to belive the characters would react in other ways.

Can you blame him tho? I mean who wouldn't feel in love with Kara. We still have to wait and see but I also hope they don't get together, although I don't like the idea of her rejecting him because of something related to his past.

Normally I would be a little mad, but how could I be when he was interrupted by Dean Cain! I'm a world with internet and spoilers I'm glad the show can still surprise me.

I think not knowing what she is pursing is part of the charm, like she is so awesome she could be doing anything.

I though the Guardian stuff would make his character better and a little more interesting but the whole time I was watching his scenes I was like "can we move on please?".

I hope she does that in the crossover, maybe in the celebration party after they defeat the dominators.

I've been pretty open minded about James storyline as Guardian, but this episode showed how unappealing, boring and unnecesarry his arc is. This episode had Dean Cain's return, some very tense moments in Cadmus and more J'oon/M'gann interactios, yet all of that could have been even better if the show didn't put so…

Laws of time? You mean those random rules Rip made up to make the trips more boring? Yeah good thing Sara ain't having none of that.

True but also, Mick has grown a lot as a character, he went from the thug that had to be frozen and left behind because he was a danger to the team, to a valuable member who is willing to be a team player and take orders.

I actually googled it so I kinda get it now.

Oh right with the gun dissassembled it opens up a new Ray-Captain Cold interaction when he comes back:

Sorry, english is not my first language so I wasn't familiar with that expression. I also didn't want to say anything because you then would have to explain your joke.

Me too because to be honest I didn't get any meaning :P

He could be the vice captain I guess but maybe they should just give him a proper goodbye.