Ah okay well that's good. Still wasn't very effective as a villain here though.

Deathbolt was super underwhelming (total waste of Doug Jones) but everything else in the episode was pretty damn great.

Solid episode anchored almost entirely by Ray being a bundle of fun (I'm so glad that we're one step closer to him being more than a low budget Iron Man) and Barry trying to figure out what to do with his Dr. Wells problem. Also the opening scene was pretty kick ass. Emily Kinney didn't really have much to do here…

I was gonna come here to say exactly this lmao

Dude relax, they're not going to stop making crime shows because of shows like Empire. There's more than enough room on television and way too many demographics in the world for them to just stop making a certain type of show simply because another type is really popular. Hell there's even a spinoff of Breaking Bad on…

Touche'

Breaking Bad & The Walking Dead are two of my favorite shows of all time dude. I wasn't shocked by the trash can incident in a "I CAN'T HANDLE THIS" kind of way, it was just unexpected because I'd never seen some shit like that before.

Whoa there buddy

EXCUSE YOU?!

The Brooklyn Brawler and Brian Williams

Cute

You know I totally misunderstood and thought they were referring to the last 10 years and not 2010 & on. My bad.

I was riding the hype train since I heard Nostalgia ULTRA years ago after stumbling upon it randomly. I'm so glad that he became such a widely respected artist not long afterward.

Good list overall though I'm a tad bit disappointed to not see Fast Five, Nightcrawler, The Wrestler, Starred Up, Locke, The Dark Knight or Warrior make the list.

I'm pretty disappointed that that it didn't make the list too

I was gonna peep this regardless due to me finding Gosling to be one of the more intriguing Hollywood individuals to follow and hearing about it's artistic merit has me even more ready to view since I'm a sucker for aesthetics. The general consensus that I'm getting from this is that Gosling has potential behind the…

I really enjoyed OGF but I completely understand why people hate it as well. It's an extremely divisive movie that you can only really appreciate if you're viewing it through a certain lense.

After Better Call Saul I totally understand why Phil doesn't trust that Todd now

I'm kind of ashamed of myself for having watched this show for this long

Gotta get one thing out of the way, this definitely isn't Arrow's BEST episode yet. That's not to say that it isn't a barn burner of an hour though. Say what you will about how shaky this season has been but one thing Arrow has never lost is it's penchant for escalation. After Season 2 and it's gloriously personal…