Wow. Amazing episode as usual. The ending left me with even more WTF than usual. I was talking to others about "You think they hint more at Professor X? You think they get more into Marvel lore?" and then this with him being kidnapped via a marvel pokeball blew my mind.

Yea, I thought everyone was talking about Arrow and I thought I missed something. Now I know a few things that'll happen when I watch LOT. Oh well.

Which episode was this in? Did I miss this? I thought the last thing that happened was Oliver claiming he was done with everything.

He's pretty popular in live/sketch comedy/improv setting and has been really quick/clever/funny on some comedy podcasts (improv4humans). I liked his minor part in Broad City and enjoyed him in other space.

I could have sworn Melanie refers to him at some point but I couldn't find it in any transcripts online so maybe it was just a case of IMDB/reviewers knowing.

I think Benny was real because his ex-girlfriend remembered him and Lenny in Clockworks was real until she died. Then SK presented himself as Lenny in David's head in order to try and sway him away from Summerland.

Thanks for clarifying. I must have blinked and missed them carrying him back to Summerland. I think my mind was racing after the whole thing.

I think that was in the astral plane. Pretty sure he was crumpled up and stabbed in the real world but would have to re-watch to confirm.

I loved that Oliver still took the time to sip his martini while being held at gunpoint.

This show is a whole other level above almost anything airing right now. Holy crap I love the attention to detail and the way Noah Hawley can tell an overarching storyline while also delivering almost-perfect individual episodes each week. This show is (I believe) going to be a template for future television shows.…

Yea, between this and Fargo I am 100% on-board with whatever he does.

He specifically said "a spare Dr. Carson". And he didn't gesture to Eugene, really. Just looked at him.

They heard Eugene instruct Saviors to investigate the nearby buildings. They didn't just bail because they missed their first shot.

Yea, sure. There's been a few different articles that came out earlier when the show premiered about how Aubrey wasn't sure if she wanted to/should take the role and reached out to two of her Parks and Recreation co-stars for advice. She asked Chris Pratt and Nick Offerman for their thoughts (because Pratt has been…

Didn't Wally just go to get rid of the Philosopher's stone? I don't think he was planning on fighting Savitar…just getting rid of the last piece (without realizing that's what was needed to escape the speed force)?

I find it's enhanced and sufficiently creepy when watched with the lights off and volume cranked up. There's so much effort put into the score and sound effects and sometimes having your complete focus on just the show can help. I don't think it's scary scary like I'm going to have nightmares after watching it but…

I believe Benny was real and a drug addict buddy. Lenny was real and another patient in Clockworks. The Devil with Yellow Eyes depicts himself as Lenny (who died at Clockworks) in David's mind and changed up his memories of Benny so David would be more trusting of Lenny. Not sure though….definitely feel like more can…

Head's up - it's on Spotify. Called "Choir and Crickets". I think that's what you're talking about, right? Also, there's a Legion playlist that someone is keeping track of and updating after each episode: https://open.spotify.com/us…

The Eye - do we think he then devoured that other mutant he appears as with the gun? Is that what he does? Does he 'eat' them and take their powers or something?

Could play an out-of-towner or antagonist. Doesn't need to be nice.