Well, the American military spent years kicking people out for being gay...

Should have let him into acting school, kinda like they should have let Hitler into art school.

I’ve been dropping my pants and shouting obscenities by the highway offramp for years, and I’ve NEVER gotten as much attention.  Unfair.

I, for one, think it’s unlikely I’d be tricked into shouting the n-word multiple times, baring my backside and running towards someone screaming to drop the gun or I’d turn them gay. If that’s something you’re worried about, perhaps you should be worried about other things instead.

Nowadays when I read the phrase like “lawmaker who dropped pants, screamed racial slurs”, I expect it to end “unanimously elected to the US Supreme Court”, so this is good, at least.

I gotta restate that Luke didn’t really have an arc this season or any solidly defined principles, for that matter, that would justify where this season takes him. Luke’s rise to being the new Stokes in town doesn’t work because this doesn’t feel like the culmination or nadir of a plot - it’s just something that…

Yeah, Luke might want to switch to decaf for a while... also, these ‘comparing Coffee to sex’ puns REALLY need to stop.

So next season Diaz is going to be recruited by a supervillain team on Legends of Tomorrow, and Sara’s going to spend a couple seasons wanting to kill him in payback, but the show will make him such a fan favorite that they’ll contrive reasons to keep him around.

Lee and Ed stabbing each other, then sharing a kiss, is pretty much the entire show in a nutshell.

*sigh*

Like, seriously. Taking out the budget limitations and story/plot conveniences/necessities aside, the Legends should be very powerful. They’ve got Ray Palmer, they’ve used to got Firestorm and the Hawks, they’ve got a literal Man of Steel, they’ve got a speedster, and they’ve got Sarah freakin’ Lance.

I like that the Legends are so powerful both in their incredibly boneheaded tactics as well as their brute force strength. Truly the most super super team to ever super.

Petition for season seven of Arrow to be nothing but Dig & Lyla mowing their way through waves of bad guys. I know it was to highlight the divide between Oliver and Felicity tonight, but the level of partnership Dig and Lyla showed was pretty awesome.

I get why Ra’s is so obsessed with Bruce. I even got Jerome’s obsession. I really don’t get why Jeremiah sees him as anything other than a traumatized rich kid. (And Jesus Christ Wayne Manor needs better security.)

Jeremiah is a genius mastermind, yet he somehow couldn’t think to wire his bombs in parallel, not series?

“My name is Barry Allen and I’m the saddest man alive”

Sulk, Barry! Sulk!

You have to mope faster, Barry.

DeVoe was thrown off because Barry was moping. Little did we know the most annoying thing about The Flash was his true hidden superpower.

It would be fun to have a SHIELD episode with vampires tho. You can bring in Ghost Rider or Blade and for extra fun call it Daisy the Vampire Slayer for the Whedon pun.