The episode was a complete mess and I was genuinely getting angry over it. So many potential plot holes and questions I had. For a show I don't particularly care for to begin with…

I feel like the acting is getting mailed in lately. Since it's been syndicated, I've been watching some of the older episodes and there's a noticeable difference in line delivery. Even compared to a season (or two?) ago when the show sort of lost itself.

I don't normally ship but I'm shipping those two. Not Kara and Barry. I mean Benoist and Gustin.

Wasn't the first Flash/Arrow crossover like that? Or some show I remember watching where the episode order was backwards.

The weakest singers so happened to be the two actual people who sing for a living.

They need to redo the Spiderman movies where she plays Peter Parker, Mary Jane Watson, and Uncle Ben.

The plot between Cece and Nick was a bit too similar to what they did with Cece and Schmidt while Cece was starting to realize she was into him. Think I recall a line during one of the episodes with Justin Long where Cece said she was kind of into Schmidt because of all the rage inside of him.

Going through it now and it's growing on me. Each episode makes me laugh more than the last, although this isn't my type of comedy. Let's just say I didn't like the pilot and only continued to watch because I need more of a life. On episode 5 now and it has my attention… Not the worst thing TBS has produced (which I…

Agreed. Just wish the writers didn't feel the need to keep putting in that he either does pranks too big or too small in the dialogue like it's the first time we have heard it.

Wouldn't mind that as the series finale. Glad it's getting a third season, but not sure where you go from here.

This show does a spectacular job at casting, even guest stars.

The van flip was neat. I want to say most of the time it's just the van on it's top, maybe with some dents or scratches, or whatever. But it looks like the entire right bottom was pushed in, and only that side.

Mine was probably the group's (especially Jimmy's) reaction after Edgar said he became a solider because he can murder anyone he wants.

I enjoyed 28 days later. Not sure I would call it a horror movie, though. I kept waiting for Christopher Eccleston to show up and he never did.

Yo, Joe!

You don't understand, you weren't at the first Thanksgiving.

Young Kara was totally a Paige Jennings doppelganger.

He will always have his erotic tales to fall back on.

Cautiously optimistic. Still have no clue what they will cover, where this starts from, or whatever.

So as long as in moderation, she's really terrific. Often gives me my biggest laughs of the episode. Like tonight with her exchange with Jake at the bar.