The fact that NYPD would send multiple squad cars and SWAT teams based on a crazy man's 911 call is far more mind blowing.

I wouldn't worry. It's common to split up an ensemble cast, so they can shoot more than one episode at the same time. This way they have a shooting buffer in case something goes wrong or they need it for a big episode later.

They can always send him on a vacation.
I hear Tahiti is a magical place.

No ring. It's usually the first thing you get for pretend married.

You mean Kendra being a black lady in 1960 *not* married to a white man.

Not when the wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey mechanics are established and contradicted in the same episode.

And, in the same episode where they give the reason why they can't go back, they reveal that Chronos/Rory have been doing that very thing since the start of the show.

History professor, perhaps?

1) Rory was just a "mad dog" that needed to be put down.
2) Rory was conditioned to be Chronos. So, it's more of a deprogramming.

First time, Rory was just a "mad dog" that needed to be put down.
Second time, Rory was conditioned to be Chronos. So, it's more of a deprogramming.
Of course, that will just get him back to "mad dog."

They can't go back to 1958, because they "can't travel back to events [they]'ve participated in, without Time folding in on itself."

VP of Netflix disagrees with you.

This show is becoming the McDonald's menu.
Shake and Fries, and now, Big Mac and Mac Jr.

So, AoS is going their own Civil War route using a nuke, instead of a Nitro.

It's Hell's Kitchen. Mind your own fucking business.

Iron Man flies over New York.
And, probably doesn't make it as far west as Hell's Kitchen.

Actually, it's a very good idea. The show is tanking. Put what is working onto its own show, and hope that keeps working. Then, see if you can salvage the original show. If both shows survive, fantastic. If one show survives, it can be used as a lifeboat for elements of the dead show. If both die, well, that one show…

She thought it was Barry setting it off. Barry was always near, and it did go off once because of Barry reaching right over the detector for the peanuts. The other times Barry was near, but the detector didn't go off until it was next to Wally.
(Cisco should set it off, too.)

It was nice of Trajectory to leave Jessie a costume designed for a speedster.

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