It occurred to me that the episodes of LoT that I enjoyed most had little or none of these characters. It's too bad that it took all season to get to this point, but it's encouraging for next season.

The whole storyline with Kendra annoyed me almost as much as Vandal Savage did.

I still feel like Booster Gold should've been a part of this show from the beginning.

If I remember correctly Jesse Quick picked up the mantle of Liberty Belle from her mother. Maybe they could work that in somehow.

I'm not the only one who remembers Johnny Quick!

I know there's a required suspension of disbelief when watching this show, but all logic of causality went out the window with this episode. The gist of the plot was three teams strike Vandal Savage simultaneously when he does a blood/meteorite ritual in three different time periods (his ritual will create a paradox…

But it still doesn't explain why we haven't seen the real Mandarin yet.

During the scene where Henry is in Mr. Gold's shop pointing out all the horrible things that the magical items could do, all I could think of was: He's right! All these things need to be neutralized and sent to Warehouse 13!

So the show is going to recreate Enchanted next?

…and completely miss the irony of her telling Cole he's too soft and won't kill…

Neverwonderland

…and form a superhero team…?

Why can't they combine genres and have an ape with a trucker who drives a talking truck? Pure awesomeness!

Ambush Bug

But what about I, Robot's Alan Tudyk?

In that case, Adam Sandler will be cast next.

I didn't realize that Season 2 had started already; my DVR didn't record it. I was surprised to see that Jennifer's "date" was Brian Quinn (aka Q) from Impractical Jokers, which seemed somewhat appropriate as the Jokers have crashed at least one speed date event on their show. To my knowledge, this was his first time…

Now that Danger Mouse is back can we get a new Count Duckula series?

"You failed this city!" The last sentence just reminded me so much of Arrow Season 1.

I vaguely recall a scene from "Amazon Women on the Moon" that featured literal video pirates, plundering a ship to take all the videos in the cargo hold.