It's funny (but also likely a reflection of severe budget limitation) that even though Nygma claimed to have all of Gotham's underworld behind him, both times he goes in himself — once with just Butch, the second time with Butch, Tabitha and Barbara.

The unsubtle irony being that this final story arc is called "Heroes Rise."

This post needs some banjo pickin' in the background.

When Josie comes home?

18-sided?
"Sorry David, I know the script called for a 20-sider but we just don't have the budget for it."

Occupies the same geographic area, sure.

I think it's that PETA would be upset over the animal that gave its pelt so Trump's scalp would be covered.

At the End of Time, Trump would be like Lord Shark — given rings that can create anything and shape reality to his will, yet all he comes up with are endless gray cubes.

Being set in 1948, I was expecting at least a reference to Debette Golddry.

I had a whole story arc in my head about Ron Glass reprising his Barney Miller role, with retired Det. Ron Harris on a book tour supporting the 35-years-delayed re-publication of his NYPD tell-all "Blood on the Badge." Some great potential scenes with Holt, Jeffords, Peralta (who as a rookie read a beat-up…

Like how on BtVS Dark Willow acted more like a spirit of vengeance than the ACTUAL vengeance demon in the group.

No more brass, but lots and lots of dandruff…yeah, hard pass.

Exactly? Something about Mexico and zombies and being really disappointed with his family.

Alpha Flight weren't all mutants — Sasquatch and Box for example.

It was not coincidence that Robbie's chain created a "circle of sparks" portal exactly like the ones seen in Doctor Strange — and that the destination was less fire-and-brimstone, more Himalayas.

Freddy Rumsen deserved a good death.

Rich Burlew (Order of the Stick) introduced "kilonazi" as a metric to measure the evil in an individual (for example, the hypothetical offspring of Sauron and Cruella de Vil would register between 4 and 5 kilonazis).

…AYtoe, …AHtoe.

Zeppelin was born in 1838, and began seriously pursuing aeronautics in the mid-1870s. So unless the divergence prevented his birth or rendered him irrelevant/dead before he could start investing in airships, he'd've been a player.

Depending on when the event causing a given steampunk reality to diverge from our own took place, Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin would certainly be alive, and might even have been active in aeronautics.