Same, I was gonna say how the episode really took a few cliches and actually subverted them.

How did you miss the "She kinda looks like my cousin" line??????? HOOOOOWWWWWW?????

I'm seriously getting bored. I just want Flash to go back to how it was at the end of last season before he went on his timeline changing spree. Everything was getting set, but now everything's changed. I want everything back to normal, and then they can move on and have Flash go in a completely new direction. No…

Lets all accept that we loved this, but we hated it, and we all just want the storyline to be fixed and so Barry moves on with that night, and advances onto a new storyline being the Flash.

That was literally my thought. I was like, Does Darhk not know that he's actually fighting Ra's Al-Ghul? He's like saying "I'm so formidable I was part of the Justice League" with Batman going "Well I LEAD the Justice League". Like, Darhk was just a member. Ollie literally beat the head of the League of Assasins.…

Are you actually being serious???

My first thought was Yo-Yo, but once I saw the locker I went "Oh shoot, it's Lincoln, nope that's too obvious, it's Daisy". I sorta changed when Lincoln went all crazy, but then obviously it became blatant sooner or later. I figured it'd be Daisy though through most of it, mainly because the showrunners would want to…

Yeah, but I thought it seemed clear that he'd told her, hence the "if he told her the whole story". If he didn't then yeah, but I thought he had, there's no reason to lie about it now, so she's not acting herself.

I'm sorry but is anyone else on Ollie's side? I'm single now, but if I had had a kid and I met the mum, if she told me to protect him I couldn't be a part of his life at all, I'd take it. I couldn't give a damn what my (future) partner would think and I'd want them to support me.

oh yeah, I missed most of that episode.

Woah!!! Wait. THE FOURTH? This is the first time I heard it. What episodes were the others in???

OMG. Am I the ONLY person to get the Atlantis reference???

By logic, a black scientist in the 1940s is going to stand out. Thus, if you want to be innocuous, you're not going to employ one of probably only a few hundred black scientists. That's just stupid.

I know this was a fantasy, but this is 1940s America, I have imagination but when you tell me it's set in a specific period and it's SET on Earth, in an alternate timeline that's difference is the existence of aliens and superheroes, rather than a completely different Earth, I expect there to be racism when there's a…

Huh? I'm not pretending to be anything, I'm black. Mother from Dominica (not the Dominican Republic, which everyone gets confused with), Dad's family is from Jamaica and I'm using the word used in the post because actually it's used to describe people of colour, not just black people, but asian people too and others,…

I never said there were roving crowds, but you can be sure that there was less likelihood of of a white person (especially a white male) thinking nothing of a black man kissing a white woman in public in the 1940s than them actually finding a problem with it.

The biggest indication is that he's able to walk down the hall with people seeing him and is able to work and yet people don't bat an eyelid. To show a little racism, all they'd have to do is show them talking amongst themselves and looking at him, but they all walk on by like it's normal, that means they regard him…

I'm not saying show the guy being lynched, but show some other forms of racism, like him being apprehensive about being near a white girl, or people giving them or him dirty looks. There are little things that you can do, this show did virtually none of them. There was a snide remark about him being a "janitor" and…

Yet somehow black people got lynched for doing such a thing. There was a light right near them and they were opposite a shop owned by a racist, and regardless they shouldn't take the risk, and no-one would, not even at 3 am unless they were drunk, not in those times. One person sees you and it could be trouble.

Hmmm, fair point.