Would have been fun if Nate was dating Behrad. I hope they’ll go back and show at least some of the differences between Zari’s and Behrad’s time on the Waverider. I’ll be annoyed if Behrad is in COIE and Zari isn’t.

Tala Ashe will be returning as a timeline-affected Zari.

I thought that was done just for the Season 4 trailer. That said, in Invasion! Supergirl is publicly given a medal by the President of the United States. I agree that it was for a meta-moment, but I can see her having a fan base on Earth-1.

While likely not my issue at the time, in retrospect I think the biggest hurdle to Zaywood(?) was the flirting should have started earlier in the season. I understand there needed to be time between Amaya and Zari considering their bond over magic jewelry, but it didn’t give us time to get used to them and deal with…

I loved Nora Darhk expressing jealousy about who the woman was that Ray and Vandal Savage had been fighting about, and even more her slapping Ray for ending up in hell in the first place. Courtney Ford as Nora is such a great addition to the team 

Yeah, Courtney Ford is great. Really hoping they use the soulcoin caper as an excuse to bring Neal McDonough back for a spell, because those two are great together.

I really thought the end tease would be the Monitor approaching Vandal Savage in Hell or something, but nope. Had to check the credits to make sure it was Casper Crump and not just a lookalike. What a weird and wonderful cameo. 

Honestly, I think the lack of hint is the hint, if you know what I mean. There’d have been a bigger moment if it was permanent. But yes, jarring for sure. Especially for Nate’s pelvis-hug, apparently. 

I wasn’t a huge fan of this finale, sadly. Might have been the pacing; we lurch from Neron’s plan being completely different from what we were told before to the Legend’s plan B being able to happen in the span of a few seconds. I wasn’t really sold on Nate being the emotional crux either; it probably would work…

This was a very meta episode, in a very fun way, with the Legends placing themselves as the rinky tink carny show of the superhero genre (complete with leaning on the established names to try and sell themselves), trying to make people a little less scared by mixing in monsters and super fights with love and good…

It wasn’t Beebo, but then again, how do you top the Blue God? Still, Jenga Time! And the Monitor munching on popcorn (I need that gif) are pantheon moments, and if next season is just a remake of The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo then I’m all here for it.

I didn’t think it was possible for me to love this show more, but when Casper Crump showed up and was redeemed (the actor; not Vandal), everything else went out the window — and then, The Monitor on top of that? There’s no show that does more with its premises and characters than this one.

I don’t think Tala Ashe is going anywhere. The next time we see the Legends will be in the Crisis crossover where worlds collide and who knows what will happen...

Of course V will kill Aaron, that is a given, but how and when we have to wait for and that is the fun.

After they show Niko waking up inside the storage unit and finding Gemma dead they showed the door padlocked from the outside. 

That doesn’t address the price fixing problem. Uber’s app is literally a price fixing device if it’s being used by thousands of independent contractors. If they’re employees, the set prices are fine; if they’re contractors, they’ve created an illegal transportation cartel.

Please, please, please, please, let this happen. The gig economy is crushing people.

I blame the man bun. 

I feel like a brief showcasing of famous TV Medical Examiners is not out of place. It’s a small but effective demonstration of the sort of esteem we think we are bestowing upon MEs, and serves as a contrast to what we’re about to learn of the realities of autopsies.