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Did anyone else think that Donna was played by Beverly D'Angelo for a second at first? I saw her, thought "National Lamp—" and realized my mistake.

Switch! Handle! Grip! Pull! Wrench! Jimmy! Crowbar!

There's a new daddy in town!
A discipline daddy!

I love when he just knows. Similar to Moira in Arrow, just knowing and not saying anything is such a great character development we don't even need to see.

A rat?

WHY GOD WHY!!!

Holy crap, Angelina Jolie was married to Jonny Lee Miller?!?

Sara died twice. Her death was the motivator in the first season, and now again in the third. The Lance family can't catch a break!

That was great. Thanks

My DVR cut off. What happened?

I agree. I like Nyssa and all, but when you compare the character development she has gotten in her first few appearances to the first episodes of Helena or Sara, she's barely there.

Not at all. There was this assembly in my High School today, and one of the people was this extreme bitch a la Mean Girls, and the actress looked remarkably like Katie Cassidy. I can't tell you want the assembly was about, as I was mostly looking at her.

…Well, when you put it like THAT…

I was too, but then I realized that there needs be only one woman shoved into a refrigerator in the first few episodes.

Meanwhile, I've been in "I wanna bone Felicity" mode since the first season.

People aren't going to notice two average, normal looking white people talking to each other in the middle of a busy street.

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- Sara's killer is actually Bruce Wayne, who is being trained by Ra's al Ghul and was convinced to kill Sara by Talia to torture her sister.
- Felicity didn't come directly from Star City, but instead went to Metropolis to meet Kara Zor-El in a set up for the first season of that…

Great show and cast, but was I the only one who felt strange that Jay Harrington didn't look as neat and together as Ted always did? It was kind of off putting.

She is the funniest woman working.