Upvoted for "Flashback Mountain". That pun works on so may levels.

I feel like the show would be better if they cut a couple members of the team (Jax and/or Mick), but it was still fun. There's a lot of potential here.

Wow, the way Stephen Amell played Oliver spiraling in the first half of the episode really impressed me. You could see him desperately trying to hang on to his sanity.

I really liked that scene where Patty got real with Barry and told him what's what, but I agree that otherwise their scenes were a bit of a drag this week. But I really will miss Patty if she's actually leaving. :(

"I'm more of a Secret Santa."

On the plus side, I actually like what the show is doing with Hakeem for the most part. "This son can't be bought."

I was wondering that too. When they sai $40 mil, were they accounting for Raf having multiple children? But they didn't even know Petra was having twins yet…

Well, sorry, but I don't subscribe to the idea that characters should revert to the way they acted before major events (events that took a whole season) happened. Felicity has changed and had more life experience. She isn't the same character she was in S2, and I think that's alright. Personally, I've been pleasantly…

I guess you missed the part where she said "I have to do this on my own" then.

Stuff like that happens all the time on this show. Donna was telling Felicity how great Oliver was, too.

I have a serious problem with the contrasting messages between last week's episode and this week's. They were the exact opposite. Last week: "Kryptonians believe working together." This week: "I have to solve this on my own." It's so inconsistent.

ao3, actually.

That date was pure gold. I was laughing so much.

Unrealistic within the rules of this crazy universe?

Although, to be fair to you, it was a horribly awkward line.

You know, I was sad when it became undeniable that Wells was the bad guy last season, because I genuinely enjoyed the team dynamic and I think it suffers without him.

I found it a little unrealistic that Ollie just stood there during Lance's long-ass speech without taking advantage of her distraction.

Ooh, I agree, although I loved his acting in S3 when he thought he was about to die.

"This must be what it's like talking to me." - Felicity Smoak

I've never even read any comic, so I'm sorry for missing one. :P