I'm going to miss this show so much. The finale hit me hard tonight, particularly Sarah's story line (strange because I've never really identified with her or considered her my favorite clone). My own mom died about a month ago, quite unexpectedly, and I've been doing a fair bit of grieving. I really felt her pain…

How many episodes are going to be in this first season? Ten? Twelve? Whatever the answer, it's not enough.

I didn't hate the episode, but I really am so far beyond people hiding things from each other. If I were part of a team that literally fought together, that mourned losses together, that shared in joy together, I would tell them literally everything (as I felt it pertained to our combined goals / mission). Also,…

Damn, that was a great episode. I was hoping LMD-May would help Daisy and Jemma, yes! Also assumed it would be Ward in that bed and not Lincoln the second Daisy read the text about 'waking her boyfriend'. Man, I can't wait until April.

I was thrilled when Dylan and Emma moved away to Seattle last season, I was naively (perhaps) hoping they'd be clear of Norman and his machinations from there. I really don't want them to get sucked back into the chaos. Be happy, little ones, I don't think my heart could take anything less.

I really like Jane and Rafael as friends, thought the scene with Rogelio and Petra was funny, and how cute are Rogelio and Mateo? That little boy is adorable.

I'm happy for Winn, he deserves a nice girl. All in all I thought the episode was a lot of fun, filler for sure, but there was decent relationship progress with Sanvers and… what are we calling Kara and Mon-El? There has to be a ship name, but honestly it's escaping me at the moment. Ka-El? Monra?

I'm so glad this show is back. If last night's episode was any indication of where we're headed we're in for a crazy final season. All I ask here is that Dylan, Emma, and that adorable baby make it out of this alive.

Thea's hatred of Oliver's shady girlfriend gives me life.

I really thought Jemma and Fitz were going to realize they were in the framework, so I was surprised when they went another way. Of course they could still be in the framework. What better way to keep them occupied than to give them a mystery to figure out? Oh, and Mallory Jansen is absolutely killing it as Aida. …

So Flashpoint is real and in this new timeline Arrow is better than The Flash? Wow, I did not see that coming. I thought last week's episode was great, but last night's may have been even better. I hope the show keeps this momentum going when it returns next year.

Ugh, the rapidly aging child trope. And no more episodes until March? I was aghast at that and my husband was like. "So you DO like this show?" Well no, but March? Geez.

I was convinced it would be Nate under the sheet, I wasn't sure the show had the guts to kill Wes. Kudos to them, his death is going to touch everyone else and really shape the show going forward.

Chyler Leigh is knocking it out of the park this season.

I'd like to take a jump over to HR's Earth if only to take in a movie. I wouldn't stay though, because an Earth without coffee is no place I want to be for very long.

I thought this was the best episode I've seen from this show for awhile. Kind of makes me wish we'd just stay in the Kingdom and forget Rick and the gang back in Alexandria. I mean, the Kingdom has a tiger and HVAC repair manuals.

There was a lot of great humor injected in this episode. Vixen is a great addition to the team, I like her dynamic with Sara, but also with Mick. The end scene with him basically fanboy-ing over the throwing star? Perfect.

The quality of all the CW DC shows has improved this year and I, for one, couldn't be happier. Rory/Ragman is still my favorite newcomer, I hope we see a lot more about him going forward.

I'm really glad Felicity took Curtis's advice about not keeping the Havenrock secret from Rory, I just hope he doesn't leave the team because of it. I rather like him, and that bit between he and Curtis briefly chatting about the rags and how they change his voice- too funny. This season, so far, is shaping up to be…

When Michael opened his eyes and asked Jane "Who are you?" I nearly freaked out. Michael, you little sh!t. I'm so glad this show is back, I didn't realize how much I'd missed it.