Oooh, I like that idea about Ana and Elsa.

Part of me *really* wants to think he prefers the Hayley Mills version to Lindsey Lohan. "Everyone misteps in their career once, Lindsey. Thankfully it was only at the start of hers."

My sides were in pain from laughing too much from hearing that for the first time. Brilliance.

I *loved* this episode.

I take that as Chris Messina single-handedly going and sorting out and putting an end to ISIS, Putin and tidying up the writer's room.

"I think she's kinda naughty. She stole my lunch money sir, right before she punched me and ran away."

It's just a one way ticket to Wells' (universe) and back! It's just a one way ticket to Wells'!

Maybe the episode of The Simpsons where they reveal Homer's middle name doesn't exist in Earth-2 and Zoom doesn't want that information to be revealed?

Two Yael Grobglas's for the price of one is okay in my book. Although I'm sure we're all waiting for Anezka to be evil. Mainly so that Grobglas can play the more sympathetic Petra yet also be as villainous as Petra initially was at the start of the show.

Complete with crazy East European accent. Possibly Russian.

"In tonight's episode of Supergirl, the role of the Wicked Witch of the West shall by played by Kal-El, last son of Krypton."

The big thing I liked was not having to think about the other stuff that came up in seasons two and three that muddled the overall mythology. I like this back to basics episode, particularly because we had one storyline really going through the episode and it wasn't bouncing around four or five smaller ones.

Fire extinguisher TO THE TEMPLE.

I have a feeling that the show is setting up so that everyone dies apart from Martha in the final episode. Cutting back to the show runners going, "HA!"

I was spoilt on the ending due to my browser opening up on Tweetdeck and following Annet Mahendru as she was retweeting everything said to her.

"Mr. Ghul, sir. It's 2216 - lazer sword technology means that bodies get disintegrated and we don't use up room storing bodies and heads that you —"

"Mr. Ghul, sir. It's 2010. We can order the candles from Amazon if you'd consider installing wi-fi—-"

I'm sure one of the Lawyer's henchmen was the spit of Archer with a moustache.

Why oh why did they have to do some kind of long winded "typing speed and language analysis" on Kara's laptop when there's probably a LOAD OF CCTV aimed at Cat's office.

I really, really hope that Cisco calls Oliver out of how bad the name is.