Dear Lucasfilm,

Agreed. I liked (and was terrified) about Harold's suggestion on how an AI would solve world hunger, 'Well duh, let enough people die so the rest have enough food. Sorted.'

It. Has. Begun.

"Wait another 10 minutes."

I'm sure a Thea vs Laurel showdown is coming soon, once Laurel learns that Thea 'killed' Sarah.

Defiance: The Tarrs

LEAGUE OF ASSASSINS RULES: RIGHT OF COMBAT

"My name is Oliver Queen. After having my ass kicked by a guy at least 67 years old, who started the fight will no weapons while I was armed with two swords, I was kicked off a cliff into a pit of despair. And snow. I will retake that cliff, then my City."

"Remove your shirt. It is the custom for The CW Network."

And now, the continuation:

I enjoyed the episode but like you, I'm not clued up on the comics so at the end of every AoS (and Arrow and urm, Flash) episode I usually research what I've just watched (Hail Wikipedia!), so at the time I had no real clue what happened at the end or how significant it was.

My reaction to that moment (to borrow a line from Homeland): "What the fuck? What the fucking fuck?!?"

Been waiting for this news for too long. It one of the smartest time-travel shows made and deserves a decent ending.

This episode was just shown in the UK last night, but that was a B+ at least. The ending did remind me of 24, but as I recall, the 'White House' episodes were great, in my opinion anyway.

That was…..perfection. Dialogue rich, with no wasted moments whatsoever. Great character development for pretty much everyone, regardless of what city they lived in.

Because he loves her.

I don't understand why they didn't call HYDRA's bluff?

How did they catch the bad guy? In a Flash.

And for hot IT girls. :)

As much as I appreciated that scene, the writers have set a precedent here.