True, though I will give Mick credit for making Snart's cuffs cold-gun proof.

Not in the Arrowverse. If you've seen The Dark Knight Rises, Talia was in that. In comics, she's Ras' most prominent daughter, being a love interest of Batman.

The last time she was in a helicopter, it started to crash and she got struck by lightning.

Yeah, but I'll forgive it as a callback to her first episode where the helicopter she did not want to go into crashed.

Alex doesn't. The context was that last year when ABC first started kicked around the idea, it was aborted. Then this year they revived the project.

Let's just blame it on Global Warming. With the weather this year, I'll certainly buy it. Where I am it was hovering around 70 all last week, and now it's snowing.

Have they confirmed JJ s2 will be before Defenders? I remember when it was first renewed, reading that they weren't sure if it would premiere before or after Defenders.

As I was watching all his scenes, I kept telling myself "The only reason you think he's evil is because he's Clancy Brown." And then it turns out, he was evil and I should have listened to my instincts.

Matt ditching Frank's case came across to me as a lot like "Well now that the death penalty's off the table my Catholic conscious is clear, and I don't give a shit."

I always assumed Kara's identity was common knowledge in the DEO, given that Alex was specifically recruited for her connection to Supergirl, and Papa Danvers was coerced into working for them because of Kara.

He was in also Convergence, where he was dark-skinned.

They're terrible.

I'm so confused about Wally's age. I thought he was in/just out of high school, but he's apparently designing an engine? I missed their whole explanation, I know it's to get into some engineering program, but is it a master's program? Because there's no way he has to design an engine before he's even taken any…

Unless I'm forgetting something, Sara wasn't in the one where they go to Russia.

While I do think this show is probably doomed, the doubling up on episodes is because ABC pushed the premiere two weeks later because of the State of the Union, and they don't want to reschedule Agents of Shield too.

He was evil E2 Ronnie. Either Cisco or Barry, I forget which, asked if E2 Stein was in there, and he responded by saying something like "Yes, but he's been quiet a very long time."

I don't think that was Old Man Oliver. I rewatched the scene on Youtube, and if you pause as he's zoomed in, you can see he's a black man aka Conner Hawke.

I think they just blew the budget on so many other, more necessary, effects that there just wasn't room.

He's a series regular. He'll be back.

Yes he's a regular.