I wake up each day and aspire to reach that level of pettiness.

Ray got out from that three-way in a way better condition than poor Hawkman.

What a reductionist view, then. Cheers to you.

He was actually in the running, and he seems to want it, too. But reports said WB execs favored Redmayne to Smith, probably due to the Oscar win.

Should've been Matt Smith in the lead role.

Look again at the marketing for the movie. It was clearly not a kids movie.

For what it's worth, I'd wager they also realized late into production that the Dumbledore-Grindelwald conflict was the better story to tell, and they tried to make do with what they've already done.

I'm still bitter about two things: Prisoner of Azkaban(and the subsequent movies in turn) never giving the Marauders their due, and Order of the Phoenix completely botching the great fifth book and turning it into a "I guess we gotta get through this one somehow" middling movie.

Tommy's off playing doctor somewhere. Chicago, I heard.

We're due for a chaotic, snappy, all-characters-accounted-for farce/living room showdown at this point in the season. MF always nail those.

The only notable one I see is that Guggenheim, who used to champion the Oliver/Felicity relationship and bask in its fandom's support, is now deliberately doing the opposite, going as far as saying the fans will ignorantly claim a loss in viewership this season would be attributed to them dropping their support for…

I'd say it's not unlikely just based on the description—the premise itself("For the Man Who Has Everything"-esque dream sequence just like Supergirl did last season) is enough explanation for an appearance by Roy. But we haven't heard anything about the actor returning, so that's that.

Shit, I'd watch that.

So it isn't Josh Segarra doing the voice? Other reviews claim it's unmistakably him, some claim it's not him. Do we have any information from the credits or cast list?

Wally gets his powers next week, according to previews.

I haven't caught up after the second episode this season… What happened to Alfred? There seems to be a lack of mention of him this season, at least from the comments.

I actually think he's not the right fit for both characters, though I enjoy his Palmer. But Ted Kord should've been someone more in line with Peter Parker, while Ray Palmer should've been someone akin to an older Indiana Jones.

I would say Falk Hentschel's Hawkman also deserved another chance. I wanna see how he'll fare without the soulmate storyline bogging him down. We were deprived of the Atom/Hawkman BFF relationship and the Hawkman/Green Arrow rivalry, and I'll go to my grave resenting that.

Hawkman from the Robinson/Goyer-Johns JSA run and Johns' own solo with him was great, while Kendra was the one who can't make up her mind about him.

Oh my God, Ethan, you can't just ask a person why they're straight!