Uh, if you're asking if they all get instantly possessed again, I doubt it. ALIE's neural architecture connected its various organic interfaces back to a central hub — the backpack, the console in the tower, the Ark, ect. Clarke severed that connection at the end of Season 3. I'm guessing that ALIE would have to find…

I posted this last week, but now I'm even more convinced: Abby's possessed by ALIE, and is slowly losing what's left of her free will to the AI. It's the same thing that happened to Raven last week, only Raven managed to beat it at the last minute.

They didn't grow (well, not any more than usual). She just had the room filled with hundreds of plants because she was anxious about Selina and the plants were the only way she knew how to help. It was sweet, and kind of funny.

Guys, guys, people, guys. Abby's possessed guys. ALIE's still living in Abby's brain and influencing her actions.

Look, I don't really know your tastes, so take this with a grain of salt

I thought this series was truly excellent. I laughed, I cried, I observed lesbian subtext. The performances, particularly from Amybeth Mcnulty and Geraldine James are stunning.

She's on another show now, so I don't think that's going to happen.

Whose idea was that? Whoever's it was, it's a fundamentally terrible and inaccurate read on the show.

You may ask…

I don't think the show's ever pulled back on something like this before. Honestly, I could easily see them doing either of the two options you're dismissing.

Honestly, I'm team Jasper here.

Given that she and the Riddler are dating IRL, I'm hoping that she'll be back. I assume the court was behind her reappearance this season, though, and that revelation will be something the Riddler discovers now he's teamed up with them.

I love what the show is doing now, but sometimes I wish they'd introduce a few more of the weird knock-off failed villains from Season 1. Balloonman is an obvious highlight, but I've always had a soft spot for The Spirit Of The Goat.

Also, new Ivy is hilarious.

a tortured superhero prequel series that finally seems to be embracing its own inner ridiculousness

Hence the cancellation of Outsiders — which had, what, twice the ratings this show does?

I would imagine that at some point Dani and Hernando will get filled in?

Nah, they know nothing about it. Somehow.

But I'm sorry, nothing (and I mean nothing) can beat…

I'm pretty sure he knows. He worked it out from the get go, two episodes back. He just, you know, is choosing to wait, apparently.