It's not just villains or supporting characters. Characters that have their own book are put into a perpetual cycle of eventually returning to their status quo. New romances rarely last long-term.

"The character had a long history of unsatisfactory romances, with no partner ever sticking around very long."

He realized that she didn't love him as much as he loved her, and at that realization, he didn't have anything left to live for.

Congratulations on finding it.

No one besides Mack was thinking of the people in the Framework as anything other than simulated people. They weren't real, so if the program gets shut down, it's bad that these simulations gets erased, but they're not real.

Framework Ward got closure - he had his good-bye with Daisy at the TV studio where he stayed behind to keep the SHIELD broadcast on the air, knowing that HYDRA would come and likely kill him. Daisy was moved by his sacrifice.

She teleported him out along with the machine he was connected to.

Legends of Tomorrow season 2 was a huge improvement over season 1, and was probably the best/most entertaining Arrowverse show this past season.

A head-shot does not automatically mean death. A lot of people survive head-shots - it is not an automatic kill. Gabby Giffords, for example.

Framework Ward got his resolution. When they took over the TV station he said he was going to stay and keep the SHIELD broadcast on the air for as long as possible, even though everyone knew HYDRA was coming and would kill him. Ward and Daisy got a nice good-bye.

Despite what TV and movies have shown us, being shot in the head does not mean you automatically die. Many people shot in the head survive. Gabby Giffords for example.

In the Framework he stayed at the TV station to keep broadcasting. Everyone assumed he would be killed when HYDRA took back the station. But citizens showed up instead to fight against HYDRA. After that, we didn't see him, but he was leading SHIELD and citizens in the fight against HYDRA.

Excelsior!

It also has the great send-off to John Garrett.

"If the team does have a way to make LMDs, that would make them horrible monsters for not bringing Ward, Hope or Tripp over."

Does anybody want to switch seats?

1/3-1/2 of the season 3 episodes had the different "Earth B" credits.

Well, in AIDA's defense, she was literally born yesterday.

Thanks - I should have remembered that. I was getting the names from Nebuly's comment and I looked at the wrong name.

This Snart has not met Sara yet, so there would be no chemistry.