Ugh. Your screen name is perfect. You’re as equally insufferable as that communist cow.

Can we focus on the fact that he’s an anti-union piece of shit who helped Verizon try and destroy workers’ lives

They accidentally the two typos.

I sure hope they do. Otherwise ill spend the opening night rewatching the 1990s OVA for the umpteenth time, and skipping whatever that is.

1) He’s almost certainly a furry.

I thought the same way about Amunet at the prison. I kept expecting her to save them.

I wonder if anyone will connect the dots that Barry is the Flash.

• Is Iris wearing a bathrobe in her visit to Iron Heights?

What’s Dwarf Star’s vendetta against the Flash? He was caught by three other people.

Easily my favorite part was Mrs. DeVoe realizing there’s not a damn thing she can do about this without revealing her own scheme. It’s like the line from The Sting, “What was I supposed to do, bust him for cheating better than me?” It’s the kind of scene we don’t see enough of, so I treasure whenever it does happen.

The really funny thing is that nobody on the writing staff thought this subplot might make Alex look really racist.

I’m hoping Imra’s “secret” is that they actually came back to the 21st century to help defeat the world killers. And no, I don’t want there to be an affair. I want at least one of them—and I figure it’ll probably be Kara—to say “No, you’re/I’m married and you don’t let something like that go without a better reason…

I think the secret is that they came back in time to help Kara fight the world killers.

I think her secret is that she’s pregnant with a baby bouncing boy.

Did not one person on this show think to themselves that maybe Alex acting like a trigger happy maniac toward a black person isn’t really a good image at this particular point in space and time? Also, after that laughable bit last week where Kara refuses to tell the team about her visions for no reason at all, here…

I’m getting kind of bored with this Worldkillers thing.

That Kara wants to look for the good in Julia absolutely rings true to her character. But in order to inject some conflict into the episode, writers Jessica Queller and Paula Yoo wind up making Alex feel really out of character.

“I know we just met this person and have no idea if she’s really all that dangerous...but you’re being naive in trying to reach the human being inside her. I would know, having spent all of two minutes with her!”

It’s not that interesting. Harley’s voice is really annoying and with Nightwing you’re forced to leap oveer him and then beat him up like a thug with a stun rod. Glad it took me less than an hour to beat it. Could have done without it.

The boss fight is playable and pretty simplistic.