Granted, Eddie also doesn't know. But I still think that he's dead by season's end, and Iris will blame Barry, whom she knows now to be The Flash.

Not counting Supergirl (which may or may not be in the same universe), I bet that Berlanti will make the next spin off centered around someone already in a relationship. It changes the dynamics up, but keeps this eventful. But who would that be?

It's Super Alcohol!

If I closed my eyes, I could hear Lex Luthor. And it was amazing.

My brother doesn't watch this show, but he walked in on that scene exactly, looked at me and said, "why are you watching The CW?" The CW: Home of shirtless men everywhere.

Detective West/Jesse L. Martin laughing at Barry's voice modulation was the highlight of the episode for me. He's having so much fun on this show.

My money is on Iris knowing at the end of the season, Eddie "dead", and her pissed at Barry. Cue season two, when they are on bad terms but by the end of season two will be together and dating. And eddie will be alive again.

I just now realized those are the same two people. Holy Fuck.

So kind of like how people watch Game of Thrones or Breaking Bad.

So in your opinion, its merely "meh" I gather?

I started the first season when I heard there'd be a second, but I marathoned it over the summer. The show is so addictive and dark in all the best ways.

Vicious The Comeback is the best The Comeback. This is TV at its most biting and scathing when it comes to Hollywood.

How much have you seen?

The only person who pulls of the humor consistently on this show is Sloan/Munn. She just gets the dialogue, and mines every line of it for whatever she can. The fact that her talking about a Bloomberg Terminal like it's a baby wasn't annoying is a testament to her that.

CNN and Buzzfeed are equally as toxic in my mind, so it was nice to see a slight take down of both. But as a big fan of Sorkin and someone who really likes this show, I had to roll my eyes at Mac and Will eating chinese food on a coffee table without any other furniture and only candles and a TV to provide light. Too…

I have a feeling that having six episodes instead of 10 and 9 in the first two seasons will work for this show—it can give us everything we need without straining itself or making me stop caring about the characters too quickly. Again.

That poster was fantastic. One of the funniest parts of the episode.

Funk was in a knockoff High School Musical on Nickelodeon.

I am too, but I don't see how the show would be able to get Roy out of this now. The Mirakuru arc was great for Roy, but unless that is still in the system, I can't imagine that there is a cohesive reason for him to go so crazy. Unless my Extremely Unlikely Plot Twists are far more accurate than I think…

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