You say that like it's a bad thing.

Popcorn was mentioned in another comment.

She was looking really exhausted near the end, there.

Likewise, you. Real Life has had me by the short-and-curlies, so internet commenting was a low priority.

The one nitpick that I have with this episode is that the sound mixing continues to be horrible in season 5.

See - that's a whole prequel story right there.

But uh, right now I need to get back to watching this one particular scene far too many times.

I am clearly a bear of little brain, because, unlike most of you geniuses - I bought the whole episode as something actually happening, right up to Shaw's final act ("Oh. I wasn't expecting them to go there")

Well said.

Giving the events of the last episode of LoT (no spoiler) - You are closer to your idea than you might think.

I've been saying that since the beginning. Wally West was MY Flash, and Grant Gustin is playing him.

I understand that realistically, it wouldn't be entertaining to watch the entire US army crush Darhk's ghosts in minutes.

The lingering possibility that the show's fight scenes are going to
suffer greatly because of the budget constraints? That's…not so great.

Broad City:

WANT.

GOOD LORD.

Except for Finch, who is a misfit, the rest were actually murderous psychopaths and criminals.

Crisis on Infinite Earths: Berlantiverse

It's a lot of fun. Light fluffy fun, and Melissa Benoist makes you smile, like all the time.

Legends of Tomorrow literally just did a GIANT ROBOT FIGHT like 2 weeks ago.