Presumably the Inhumans will be around for a while as they are an easy way to bring superpowered people to the show, and may help lead into the Inhumans IMAX/TV show (even though that will focus in the Royal Family).

This felt like a necessary episode rather than a good or bad one. I got the sense they were putting pieces in place for the final stages of the story - how many episodes of this mid season arc are left?

We got women talking back. We got people playing stringed instruments. It's the end of days!

I had no idea KFC in India had this whilst I was there, I would have had to have tried it! Although the Paneer Zinger Burger I had was pretty good.

Oh Hell Nah!

I've also maintained that 'Batman Begins' is the best Batman film we've had so far, whereas 'The Dark Knight' is an excellent Crime Thriller that also has Batman in it.

The DenOfGeek review says there was a shattered moon in the sky which could be Wegthor meaning Cisco and Gypsy were on Krypton. Thier other suggestion was that this was Kamandi's Earth.

We have met Talia briefly as a child when the Legends of Tomorrow visted the League of Assassins in 1958.

Perhaps they will get back to Cadmus but it seems odd they've all forgotten about it.

So what were the Earths that they visted during the fight? Earth-2 as pointed out by Cisco, Earth-38 (Supergirl's Earth) and the 'hot' earth. Any ideas from the comics which Earth that could be?

I think he would still have to have a legal trial back on Earth-19, and if he was found guilty then the sentence is death. For most people trying to win in court is a better choice than fighting a meta to the death.

I'd like this to be set on one of the alternative Earths, with maybe a crossover down the line.

So is this part of the Arrowverse or not?!

It was fun with how much they played with the idea that Koenig might be LMDs.

To me this highlighted everything wrong with this season - namely everything that was set up by Season 1 has been ditched or underwhelming. The mystery person in the pod wasn't interesting, the James & Kara relationship was dropped, and they never really went looking for Dean Cain.

I've never read any solo C&D but looking on Wikipedia I see no reason why (what I understand to be) the original origin can't be folded into this show and the MCU - runaways, kidnapped, forced to take drugs.

The action in The Man With The Iron Fists was good fun and I'd love to see that sort of thing in this show. Hopefully they have given him an action heavy episode that really delves into the crazy kung fu side of the character. Leave the writing and more nuanced episodes to others.

There could be connections to the wider MCU;

Good point - when Sara tells him of his fate he is surprised I think so maybe he hasn't got to the 'getting the idol' part of his timeline yet?
Time travel is confusing!

The thing to pick up on here is not that Vin is almost definitely misguided that Groot: The Movie will happen, but more that "actor mentions idea in passing" nowadays becomes worthy of an article as if it was an officially announced project.