I forgot about him too.

If you had ever forgotten this was a CW show, the arranged marriage is an unpleasant reminder.

I remember when I liked Felicity. Those were funny days. The only cringe-worthy dialogue came out of Laurel's mouth. Felicity actually used her brain.

I'm sure it's just a coincidence that that's the case every season.

Felicity: *hears about villain with his mouth sewn shut* If only I had know that was a possibility…

Except for Sara, apparently. I'm still not over it. -.-

I wish they had showed more of the Red Lotus' history as well, actually. It would have been interesting to see.

I guess that these are problems that really bothered people, but to me these are extremely technical details that did not impact my enjoyment of the story whatsoever.

To be honest, I have no idea why that would bother you so much. I'm fairly certain there have never been an equal number of the different kinds of benders. And since that coincidence is required for the plot, I didn't care.

As much as I literally adore A:TLA B3 (and I really mean that — that show is my childhood), I would rank LOK B3 above it.

This episode gave me serious "Attack on Titan" vibes.

Oh dear god.

Omg, don't go there.

Bolin and Varrick are really doing it for me. Great comedic duo.

"Get your hands off of me! You're crushing my individuality."

When did Oliver learn Spanish? Or, unlike Thea, did he somehow pass his high school Spanish class?

It might not have been the most exciting episode, but I am so excited about where this season is taking the characters. And Toph was exactly as awesome as I remembered her!

I'm guessing it's someone Sara knew but we haven't met yet.

I'm not saying they used the exact track. But the track team definitely took elements of the melody for whatever played.

Those flashbacks were so upsetting. I thought Aang had lost his sense of humor.