Technically, Legends' first season debuted this year, too.

I think the article actually meant, while Rowling has said in the past that the character is openly gay during the Potter series, she's keeping mum about whether the younger Dumbledore that will feature in the Fantastic Beasts series will already be openly gay or not. It's not hard to grasp, really.

Really think sitcoms are better binge-watched. I used to wait until DVD sets are out before watching a season, but have switched to up-to-date viewings since 2012-13. I feel like binge-watching really helps gloss over the flaws of a show while reinforcing the good parts.

That's my point: they decided to take away his daughter and replace her with a son, instead of letting him have two kids. It was kinda pointless.

And of all things, they decide to take Diggle's daughter away and replaced her with an older son. I mean, if all they want is to give Diggle a son, he could always have another child with Lyla. What a waste.

Fix the writing on Rip Hunter's character. Arthur Darvill deserves more than what he's been given. Rip shouldn't be the wet blanket, mopey, reluctant captain. Comic book Rip was witty, sarcastic, and snarky.

That's originally a third-world alternative, if you don't know already.

Because, believe it or not, the people who frequent the internet, let alone this site, are just a really, really small percentage of the general TV audience.

Not to mention they couldn't get an actor any less charismatic or bland/generic-looking for Felicity's boyfriend. No offense to the actor, but he just doesn't look the part.

We already saw Grant Wilson in Legends of Tomorrow last season. He was around John Diggle Jr.'s age.

In the comics Rose was the second Ravager, Grant was the first. I can't remember if Summer Glau's character in the second season ever took the Ravager name or just the costume.

At first I thought he was gonna be Chase, posing as Ollie's "murderer" in a staged murder attempt—I didn't know what Human Target's whole deal was.

What revenge? He was in the flashback because he was hired by Anatoly to guard/save Ollie.

It says something about Arthur Darvill giving his all to a boring character when I can vividly hear him as Rip saying that line.

To be fair, Scudder's Mirror Master was never that much more creative in using the mirror gun than McCulloch.

Most popular things are shit. Hipsters had the right idea, but the wrong attitude.

I feel like I'm the only one who really liked Diamondback. His larger-than-life persona clashes well with Luke's nonchalance.

Oh, God. I just realized. Ralph Dibny as Barry's CSI partner would've been gold. Damn.

No, he only discovered he couldn't go back to his timeline after he killed her. He meant to kill child-Barry, but future-Barry already whisked him away. He got mad so he killed Barry's mom instead.

Glad I already spoiled myself on that one. Now I can chuckle reading this.