Since you've appear to be on the pro-Amazon side, let me pipe in a word from the pro-Apple side.

"That would be one that I would take out into the field and tell to stare at the flowers."

The obvious sequel to Man-Eating Super Squid
would have to be Man Eating Super Squid:
three hundred Japanese college students are assembled
during lunchtime to dispose of a monstrous amount of seafood.

I think he means that the questions are arising from an emotionally realistic place inside the characters, even though the situation itself is completely absurd.

I wasn't sure, especially since Shado is on the list.
Maybe list her as "shadow Shado" (hallucination, not corpsified Shado)?

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"Wait a second, the League… is of assassins?
I thought she was going to join Justice, dammit!"

"And who are you?"

We all wondered how Slade would eat in that cell.

I could see Malcolm becoming the new mayor.
"Sure I tried to destroy the city, but so did the two candidates in the election last year."

They forgot to show the pile of dead Mirakuru thugs around the ladder, after they tried and died.

"Your dad was dying, and now he is recovering.
Laurel, what have you done?!"

You forgot Momma Queen.

Wait until season 6.

Or a head in a jar, on top of a robotic gorilla's body!

I didn't say what kind of army.

You make him sound like a one-man army.

It didn't have to tread water.

Joey on Friends would point out that if they have lots of chemistry on camera, they won't have much off-camera. It is when they are cold and awkward on camera that you should suspect they want to hook up in the trailers.

"We have a very special interview with Red Reddington tonight.