I don’t know if Kane completely trusted McReary, but it was obvious that Kane felt him to be the lesser of two evils. Kane obviously hates Octavia from the years in the bunker, and most likely assumes she still wants him executed if she wins the war.

I think you missed that Clark for some reason thought Bellamy was dead until Echo told her otherwise, and was partially using his death to justify what she was doing. Not that that makes it any better

If you told me five years ago that Raven would still be my favorite character I’m sure my reaction would be “well, yeah. Duh.” She’s all around amazing, and easy on the eyes to boot.

Clarke is my favorite character on this show give or take Raven, but my god I have hated her this season. If Lexa helps redeem her that will be sort of beautiful. 

Just the fact that he had unexplained back wounds, slept with his phaser under his pillow and that his admiral ex-gf said something along the lines of “you’re not the same person anymore” or “I don’t recognize you anymore” was enough to send warning signals to my (admittedly bored by anything Burnham) brain.

I’d read the rumours pretty early on, before even the Voq stuff, but a few things just seemed odd (picking Burnham in the first place, his weird talks with her, his insistence with Stametts, the Admiral stuff, the alternate universe mentions in his office, and then the coordinates he punched in for the spore drive…

The clue is that he’s a terrible person in a universe where terrible people don’t exist.

I’m pretty sure it was “kill room,” not “Kilgrave.”

I’m so on board with Deke being Lance and Bobbi’s descendant.

In my head-canon, it’s not Katee Sackhoff doing a horrendous English accent; it’s lifetime Central City native Amunet Black adopting a horrendous English accent because she thinks it makes her sound sophisticated.