I know, I could just never figure out which vaccine was doing what, which I suspect the show lost track of as well and just decided to do the reset.

Probably, and while I see Zona will be based on Zone A, for some reason I thought it was a camp set up in Arizona.

I think that is probably why the episodes rarely had the full cast which might have been part of the issue, they developed full story arcs for most of them as if they were solo leads and then were kind of like oh crap.

Huh?

I don't get HULU so I don't know.

Maybe that and its up to the Man, Addy and 5K to find them. Someone said Lucy broke free of Doc and went after Addy, but I don't think I saw that.

He got shot at by, I think, one of the Red Hand. It was the episode Red and 5K found him. He was initially shocked because the zombies were still ignoring him until his blood hit the air.

It was disappointing especially after this season. I was surprised we were so near the end when they finally got to the roof. As much as I like 10K that was almost too long to spend unless you make that be the cliffhanger. And like that they don't focus on Doc's reaction when part of the whole point of keeping them…

Overall, I guess I was more tolerant of this half season than most people, and I think its just because it still wasn't as draggy as the bit just after the prison. Its a lot of set up and a lot of chess moving and a lot of stories that hopefully they made us sit through in order to pay off (i.e., Oceanside, it really…

That is my understanding, she tends to prefer girls, but she is pulled into anyone who interests her. There was all that tension with Leonard last season, and people forget that while they have been building it up a lot that Mick is going to be the most hurt by Captain Cold's choices, she's going to be effected too.

They didn't really follow this point up too much but the Legends have appointed themselves monitors of the timeline and they have been chasing down aberrations which Barry has yet to tell them aren't soley to do with him but also that Eobard is alive again. He actually hasn't mentioned that too clearly to anyone as…

I agree, there was something disconnected about last night's episode that was made more apparent by "Stranded". Heck, probably something to do with the fact that the team wasn't actually together all that much, like, I forgot what and where Wyatt was for a bit. And it could be because I was mildly excited that we…

Oh, I don't even think you should let the move on from James bother you, it has less to do with anything other than a brother/sister chemistry between the actors that never translated and then the fact that the CW has desperately been trying to find a regular home for Chris Wood since he was the best thing about these…

I sort of actually appreciate when shows kind of dial it back as an ordinary episode for the mid season finale thing since, well, that is entirely a made up thing. Especially for these shows which are basically coming back in the first week or two of January. Yes, they make sense for shows like the Walking Dead…

It would be fun for HR to be someone else, I like him and everything but I miss Harry and while Barry could make a phone call to Star City as to how to be a leader when you feel like your team hates you it would be more convenient to have someone who at worst tells you he told you so.

Oh, I liked it better than I think you did. I agree the Guardian story was the weakest part, but yet, I can almost see how it was perhaps viewed as important in drafting the story, but like, when Kara was distracted, there wasn't follow up as to where she was supposed to be going, just Alex fretting around. I think…

Sometimes this is more of an NBC problem than anything else, but the preview annoyed me (and probably annoyed the showrunners too) with a line that they figure out what makes Chloe so special. As if we are going to really learn what makes Lucifer physically vulnerable, as opposed to just emotionally, vulnerable. …

I think you can believe in Michaela and Asher because they will be the only not totally fraught people next and they are the only two I suspect nothing of (didn't murder Wes, not the anonymous witness) and plus when she couldn't find him in her flash forward that was intense concern.

I was kind of surprised, I started to read this and thought we would be going through everyone, oh well, maybe that's something to post next week with no episode.

I think, though, with what Charlotte will be doing, it will likely push that away because, she will be presenting threats to the people in his world. He's going to probably start to think he needs to stick to the literal wording of his deal with his father only now he doesn't have very easy ways to get her to Hell…