AKA Jason Bourne Wells.

Grodd bless Malcolm stepping out of the Lances family moment because he's sick of father-daughter drama. Malcolm stole the episode, and that's saying something since everyone was great.

As I've said before, they kill Diggle, I quit the show.

I figured he'd be brought in this episode to help, when they mentioned "if felicity was here, we'd crack this." He felt underutilized this episode (since they brought him in at all).

Although not as good as the action from James "Bam Bam" Bamford's episode 7 (can he direct every episode? Please?), I loved the Merlyn-Darhk fight. One of the best things about DAmien is that yeah, he's got powers, but he can be taken out of he doesn't see the attack coming. And Malcolm pinning his arms, then setting…

"Let's just say I'm not as dead as you think." Like, they never explained how he was still alive. And they never will. Yay!

He looked like Andrea Sorrentino's Green ARrow from Jeff Lemire's run come to life. Seriously. Most comics-accurate looking yet: http://www.previewsworld.co…

Good midseason finale, but mainly: Hats off to John Barrowman. He stole the show (and that's saying something since McDonough was excellent).

I saw that ending coming, but I did NOT expect them to rip off the ending of On Her Majesty's Secret Service so much.

He hides the truth under the Beanie of Awesomeness.

"Caught me again Flash!"

Oh man, I eagerly await Ray and Snart bonding. That is going to be worth everything.

This is also important. I like McIntyre as an actor, he needs more work.

Barry hangs out at Star Labs all of the time, and Patty somehow doesn't fit two and two together.

It was an orange checkered suit pattern, IIRC. It's a callback to his 1990s outfit (both the 1990 show and the in-universe time he had his first rampage).

Kingsman spinoff about his professor?

I am kind of underwhelmed there. I mean, I love Hamill as the TRickster, he is amazing and stole every scene. But having seen his 1990s turn as the Trickster, and JLU, I was hoping he'd go more distinctive and less Joker-y.

*the door opens, it's Snart* "Hiiiiiii."

Nope. We've got to see what happens to make Eobard hate Barry, so Matt Letscher should come back. And I'd love it. Letscher's ultra-clinical scientist approach, pre-15 years of mellowing out while stuck in the 2000s, was great.

It's a shame Cisco and the Trickster weren't in the same scene, since last season established James Jesse as a huge Breaking Bad fan.