Jesus, I didn’t even consider that the finale basically undid the relatively happy ending for the Murder Hoise ghosts... that’s just cruel, even by AHS standards (and yet I don’t think it was intentional, just a result of lazy, convenient writing).

Yuh know what? I..... I didn’t hate it. I soft liked it. I... I liked it.

Like Rosemary’s Baby has taught us, inadvertent and unwilling conception of the AntiChrist at least come with pretty sweet real estate.

The least believable part of this entire episode series was that a millenial couple a few years post college with a baby in their early 20s would be able to afford such a sweet mid-century home in California.

Very pleased and excited for Tiya Sircar as Vicki to return! Especially since her character on Supergirl this season just, uh, left the show seemingly for good.

No mention of Blake the penguin in a Jaguar jersey?? Also KB’s stone cold reaction to that lizard climbing all over her was amazing.

Eleanor: Did I look hot bald? Cause I always kinda felt I could pull it off.

For whatever reason, Chidi’s “WHY?!?!” being pushed into the water was my biggest laugh.

squad save the queen!

Only tangentially related to the episode- the cast did a music video as a promo ahead of tonight’s episode

I mean, if they’re bringing back Greg, and I assume they are, maybe he’s end game?

I don’t think they have time to turn Nathaniel from the guy who bribed a 13-year-old into stealing his girlfriend’s diary in this episode into somebody we can feel ok about by the end of the season.

I don’t get this review. I thought this was one of the better episodes of Season 3. The show has gotten to the point where it can try different character combos and pairings and that’s a good thing. The review seems to think that not having the full ensemble together at all times is innately bad. This was just a…

When the gang realize that Spencer is causing the problems in order to report on it after the fire, Caitlin calls her an “Early Edition meta who creates stories.”

I can kinda understand why Iris would put a power dampening chip inside Nora. I’m betting Barry disappearing wrecked Iris and she didn’t want her daughter repeating in her father’s footsteps. I’m surprised Barry and Iris didn’t put it together immediately.

From Legends didn’t we learn that Argus went nuts and is rounding up/killing all the metas in the future? I don’t know if that carries over to Flash, but..

It’ll probably turn out her powers are killing her.

Would you accept one scene of rowdy vaping instead?

I need to start using “What in the Disney hell?” in my day-to-day life.

Definitely not subtle, but this was about as good a take on right-wing radicalization as I’ve seen. The Trump thing is tough for TV shows to tackle since it’s so current and inherently over the top, but this episode humanized and deepened Agent Liberty without absolving him or falling too far into caricature. (I think…