I remain convinced that Deadshot's infiltrated HIVE and that random Ghost that didn't shoot Dig last week is him.

Don't forget getting his throat crushed. And I'm pretty sure it was more like 10 stories, at least.

Really, Paul Blackthorne should have just gone off script and gone full method and keeled over dead when Lance saw Sara.

This season's been great with fight staging, in terms of big set-pieces and ensembles (like the opening fight in episode 2). Not quite as intense as season one, but better staging. Here they kind of put it all in a tight space which was tough for the ensemble.

I was kind of waiting for him to make a comment about being stabbed "right here" after that.

Guys: The Constantine voice mail from the show still works, and it has a different message than before (or at least different from the pre-release one that mentioned Swamp Thing). Give it a call: (404) 248-7182

Yeah, can we talk about the fact that Thea bought KILOS of coke and the dealer was okay with it? I mean, money is good, but even if this was Wall St. in the 80s, it would take more than just one party to go through that much coke.

This was like the only time he's been right about anything serious. It was shocking.

Roy gets mentioned in the comments, does parkour.

Dig? He's still the sanest man on the show. And the most awesome.

There were some great callbacks to season one this episode. Also, love the new lair. Curious what's causing the glitches. It seem Ray was only communicating from within his old workstation, but maybe he's jacked into Felicity's phone and traveling with her?

I really miss the Dresden Files. He was great in that.

They bring up Lance's heart condition, Oliver breaks into his place twice, but Laurel didn't think to give him a heads up before showing him Sara? I kind of expected Blackthorne to just keel over.

Interesting plot development, the hyped up Lady Cop being a villain (didn't realize that from the casting news), the jokes with Dig being a bodyguard again and Thea with drugs, the salmon ladder…lots of good stuff here. Callbacks and fun twists.

I remember this line, but I'm trying to remember where it's from. Where's the "…up to his eyeballs" line from?

Best acting Amell's done yet, and I am not really a fan of his acting. I would have liked a bit more of an answer as to what the deal Lance has with Darhk is, but that's just me.

You missed out, Alasdair. Constantine was awesome. A few bad episodes, but good storytelling, a unbelievably great performance by Matt Ryan in the title role, and some truly creepy moments (particularly the episodes based on specific issues, including the incredible finale). Check it out. Just skip episodes 2 and 7.

Yeah. It wasn't bad at first, got good the last five or so episodes of season one (that penultimate episode with Peck was great). Root is my new favorite thing.

Well played.

That was good. The first two episodes of the Brick arc were amazing as well (they dropped the ball hard in the final one).