That was a pretty fantastic hour. My only complaint so far is how useless the monitor has been but in an unintentionally hilarious way. He fucked Oliver over from Elseworlds. I blame him for Olivers ill choreographed death in part 1 and getting hurt lamely by an arrow. He then creates a powerful being like Harbinger…

So did MIck steal the waverider and was wallowing after Zaris death.

Oliver did not just get fatally wounded offscreen. I’m in denial. He’s not dead. 

Barry might be the captain america in this situation. I think Oliver is going to get the Iron man treatment.

Arrow still has been the overall strongest show in the Arrowverse. And the OG that started everything.

I imagine everyone will die on the cliffhanger of the 3rd episode leaving the mighty Legends to save everyone or preserve whoever is left. I think that neautral time space that isn’t effected by time is going to come in handy.

Look what a condensed season focusing on the right characters gets you.

Okay Mia has grown on me after being insufferable for her first 5 or 6 episodes. I can actually see a spin-off with her and new and improved Laurel working.

Take Alice and Mary out and I think the series falls dramatically. I see alot of the same structure therefore the same mistakes as it's predecessors. Considering its had there examples of what works and what does not I expected better not to say it does not have great potential. Black lightning to me had the best…

Flashpoint is the single biggest failure of the flash. It didn’t help Flash reputation agents of shield done the framework arc which was a flashpoint of sorts and was fantastic.

Still the most chilling lines in Arrow.

I wonder if Oliver told them about the time he flayed a man even to Anatolys disgust. Season 4 and 5 flashbacks with Kapushion were dark as fuck.

Im not disputing any of that I agree and expected Lena to react like this. I just don’t think it’s as cut and dry as she is making it. She’s trying to make Kara feel her hurt when knowing the type of person Kara is should make her empathize to some degree even if she still feels the way she does. In that same period…

How did Cat not have trust issues. It was Kara’s influence that softened her. Infact Kara might have been the first person she truly trusted. She never seriously wanted Karas job she threatened everyone at Catco with being fired for failure. She fully trusted Kara by episode 7 of season 1 when she told. Her about the…

‘Diggle nooooo’ I cried aloud when he realised what Lyla was doing. No one does betrayed face quite like Dig.

I loved Olivers arrogance before the fight. Laurel trying to warn him how big the guy was and Oliver just shrugging it off like he was going sweet shopping.

It wasn't that many occasions and Kara also had her personal reasons beyond Lena being a Luthor. Look at her situation with Cat Grant. Even when Cat blatantly knew and Kara knew she knew she still tried to deny it. But it's offset at the easy and simply poor writing ways other characters found out or were told.

Hope your right. I'm starting to get a sneaky feeling that crisis will have no weight past the crossovers. 

Lenas reasons are laced with Irony though. Kara was very much the same with her personality in letting others in especially the humans . She trusted Winn but most others found out. Lena is not even considering why Kara lied and why others knew but she didn’t. She just went straight to oh because I’m a Luthor. I think…

So is that meant to be Granny goodness. They sort of done doomsday already with reign so I wonder if they will go a step further and attempt Darkseid. I think they will by seasons end.