They did lay groundwork that Ray's historical references come from movies. Maybe Rip's trying to communicate with the team by creating a crappy 60s sci-fi film?

👏 well played

I could definitely see Thawne doing something like that. But I still don't get why Thawne would leave Barry Starlabs. Unless he's hoping it gets him audited by the IRS somehow. The villainy!

I think Wally, Jesse and Kara have been portrayed as compassionate and determined as well. I remember when Wally got his powers in comics/shows, he was considerably slower. I just want to see more variety in my speedsters is all.

Just putting this out there, but what makes Barry so special anymore? It's been said over and over how Supergirl's as fast and Wally and Jesse are as fast, if not faster, than Barry was at that stage in his superheroing career.

Barry's far from a time traveling mastermind.

How's he paying taxes on all that property with no job!?!

If Vixen were there, she would've at least side-eyed them for literally walking through the front door of that warehouse without doing any kind of recon first… Vixen doesn't suffer fools and having some kind of strategy BEFORE entering an obvious trap would be her preferred way. She's old-timey like that.

Create a Arrow-verse Bar Rescue knockoff where Thea travels the country fixing up superhero lairs to turn a profit. After all, it's not like anyone's got a job in this universe.

Digg's reaction is weird too. So his daughter is now a son? That's a bit mind-bendy, but it's not like he'd trade one for the other so why so mad Digg?

I don't know… It's pretty tough for me to forget.

I imagine their contracts had something to do with it. Hoping they address it at some point. Like maybe Vixen and Nate are still in the 50s fighting the original invasion?

And the Smoak Award (aka, the Smoakies) for this episode goes to… Cisco!