Sigh, well, show please explain Caitlyn's reaction last week which was the only thing that made this mysterious to me. And, like, this is probably not our Barry exactly, my money is on some time remnant version of him that might have been created in Flashpoint (because seriously more has to come of that besides Dante…

There is probably some way to pull someone out from the sub, Aida and Radcliffe would have designed the 'front door' to the Framework.

Though, I believe the writers of Lucifer were made aware of this break and its why they created the trilogy, but those were in nature of a mid season finale so I think they couldn't help writing an episode that would have come after that, hence, the January feeling to it. Those random episodes that you forget about…

Possibly, though he took the pills afterward, I think.

So, here is my issue, and sorry that it took place during a scene everyone liked, but when J'onn was comforting Kara on the balcony, he wasn't wrong that Maggie lashed out…but Maggie wasn't wrong in what she was saying. And, also, wasn't this behavior of Kara's the subject of her and Barry's first crossover…

What is so interesting is that in interviews, the writers have no bones about laying out Lucifer's thinking and then basically being like, well, that's cute but he is totally wrong. I cannot wait for him to present this to Linda who might be the only character who will be able to see the biggest flaw in his…

But her children are all dead, so were they aberrations of Kevin's mind, ghosts, or were those just neighbors.

That was my thought too when he was looking through the albums, that they looked very much like children versions of the people we saw outside, but then Grace said she was alone.

Were the people building the boat (or ark) real? Or the dog?

Octavia will fight for Skikru, basically because she kind of is in that frame of mind and outside of Indra's little elite forces, they wouldn't let her.

I liked it, though I sense this was not the timing Arrow wanted to air things in that I think this is meant to be a three part ending with next week's "bottle" episode. Oddly, can't blame the other shows this year really, it was just a later break than it normally takes (usually March).

Eh, even with Elsa, that was her parents just introducing a psychological tool. I just was wondering that if someone clasped his shoulders, he should still be able to vibe even if hasn't figured out that his powers come from him, its his delivery that changed.

Elsa logic?

That Clive and Liv discovering it at the same time was so funny (I did sort of think since the scene that followed it was Major getting a text that either Clive or Liv were like passing it along a telephone tree).

Random thing, okay, over on the Magicians, Penny basically is having a very similar issue to what future Cisco had going on. But similarly, what was pointed out toward the end of the season that even though it is harder (though that may just be because of training) he didn't need his hands. I mean, then he was dying…

I just read a reasonable theory of it being him.

I just don't think Eddie would elicit that reaction from Caitlyn.

This Savitar thing is getting annoying. Now, especially so, I haven't a clue who Caitlyn would respond to like that. Killer Frost only slightly more suspects because she has always seemed a bit desperate and a follower. I doubt its much future Barry, a theory I was getting comfortable with. Now, I am going with…

I honestly thought that we may have a way to have Ward, Trip and Hope come with the team when I figured out at least the purpose of the project. Plus, they might get back before Hydra can reach the oil rig. I know there will be some push back from Mack when someone finally tells him that Hope isn't real. But…

Ah, that was why it was bothering me, like if they hadn't shown Christine in the previously on, I wouldn't have guessed that my main theory about what happened to Lily took place. But as soon as I saw her, I was like, okay, well, I know what happened.