I wish the movies themselves looked half as fun as filming them apparently was. Everything I see makes it look like Jason Momoa was is channeling Brave and the Bold Aquaman hard on set; I hope that comes through into the film.

As previously hinted, Kevin Smith’s episode of the show is titled “Supergirl Lives.”

I’ve told my wife more than once that, if I ever stop finding Uranus or fart jokes funny, just put me out of my misery.

Well, this comment section will be completely civil and not a flame war at all. </s>

Dr. Strange is going to be awesome, but I agree: Claire Temple > Christine Palmer.

#2832 thing I don’t care about Dr Strange. We already have a perfect Night Nurse. Who cares about whatsherface?

Magical Beasts and Have You Looked Where You Saw Them Last?

Hamiltoe.

I’m not signing for that.

I don’t think that would make anyone come in their khakis.

You’re... You’re not looking for Legends of Tomorrow to make sense, are you?

I would not be surprised if Jimmy is kidnapped, experimented on at Cadmus, Supergirl saves him, and he discovers he has augmented strength/reflexes. That would keep the Cadmus connection and give him a reason to become a superhero.

But at a certain point, doesn’t it become odd when a service named for “flix” makes movies an afterthought?

Haha, yeah I found it!

To be fair, I’m not sure why Oliver even bothers keeping a secret identity. To protect the people he cares about? Everyone he cares about is either dead or obnoxiously competent or an outright superhero. Seems there would be a hell of a lot less angst if he was just open with it, ala Tony Stark. Honestly, it would be…

At least with Barry there were so many people who knew that by the time Iris found out I think she was right to be pissed.

This is a big reason why I got bored with the Arrowverse. Did we really need to spend another five episodes watching Oliver or Barry mope around over whether or not they should be open about their identity? To people who had enriched their lives by the simple expedient of, I dunno, admitting that they were Arrow or…

Spider-Man was Tony’s little secret ‘one up’ move, he wasn’t really involved in the politics (to my recollection) and I don’t think Tony wanted to scare him off (I also think he took pity on him a bit for just being a kid and this was also near the part of the movie where Tony began questioning everything).

Spider-Man’s presence was still unknown to the world*, so he could avoid signing the Accords. In fact, the Accords seem like a good way to add more secret identities to the MCU.