Yep. I've been saying for weeks now, the guy reeks of death. He's the perfect set up for the "bad guy, looking for redemption makes the final sacrifice" story line. Which kinda sucks, cause it would mean Caitlin's character will continue her cyclical wimpy story arc for at least one more season or will finally break…

CW Superhero shows, where heartfelt conversations take place in the middle of a major crisis. "Hey sister!, I know we are chasing this super dangerous Martian and the building is about to blow up taking half the city with it. but we really need to talk about you blowing me off on my birthday".

It's the hair. It disguises her, just like Kara's glasses disguise her real identity.

Blame in it all on character development is to simplistic. These movies are doomed from the start because they want to create a cinematic universe without a clear path. DC/Warner ideas have been reactive, not well developed and at moments desperate due to the competition's success. I get they want to take advantage of…

A miss Thea and her sexy office outfits :(.

Loved how the Black Flash walked and barked like the Raptors from Jurassic Park.

Btw, the whole Black Siren escape situation goes both ways. If Barry didn't give Ollie a call, I expect the latter to call Barry instead to tell him they got her.

I would love to be the contractor in charge of every renovation at CC Jitters, that person is never out of a job. The place gets trashed like every two weeks or so but it's always up and running, that's what I call love for good coffee!.

Welp. This is what happens when instead of establishing a proper path for your so called cinematic universe you decide to come up with flamboyant announcements every time the competitions does so. Just accept it Warner/DC, you guys didn't plan this whole shit show ahead, while every step Marvel takes seems to be well…

I remember everyone gave him and odd look when he decided to leave her there.

One would think that at this point they've developed an app capable of notifying them if something happens in Star Labs, they do have a bunch of criminals in there after all. That's the kind of writing and plot holes that sometimes leave me scratching my head with these shows.

Laurel was locked up in STAR labs. If I remember correctly, because Barry didn't want Quentin and Sara to know about her existence. He didn't want her to taint the memory of Laurel they had.

Several things to point out:
- The moment Laurel showed up and explained what had happened I couldn't help but think about Quentin Lance and the poor man going through the experience of having one of his daughters being brought back to life again.
- Katie Cassidy loves to play the evil bitch, she knocked out of the park…

They're gonna ship Julian and Caitlin, aren't they?.

Boy, I must be getting old and bitter cause I thought this was one of the worst hours of television I've watched in quite a while.

I get the goofiness it's a part of the show and probably one of the reasons we keep coming back to Supergirl. But when you really think about it, its not really just plain silliness, it's just poorly done TV at times.

Is David Duchovny singing the main theme?, otherwise just don't bother.

Joel McHale??? Really DC???.

My first reaction upon seeing Miguel Ferrer's name on the initial credits of a TV show or a movie always was: "Hey!, Miguel Ferrer is in this one. I'm definitely watching this, that guy always kills it".

I'm mostly looking forward to Indie games nowadays. After shifting primarily to PC I've come the realization that I enjoy paying full price for a game developed by an indie developer who poured his soul to release it than to a big company or studio.