“Now see here, 007...”

Oh yeah, Indigo a.k.a. Brainiac-8, from WAY back in Season 1.

For some reason, I think his favorite Queen song would be “Don’t Stop Me Now”. But anyone who likes Queen can’t be totally evil.

Black Lightning indirectly mentioned The Flash, after borrowing a device from S.T.A.R. Labs.

It’s similar to how the other DC CW shows handle actors leaving roles and being replaced. On Black Lightning, Lightning flew to high and dematerialized (oh, Icarus reference! I just got that!), and they made a whole episode out of her rematerializing in a pod and coming out looking different. Elongated Man apparently…

I thought I saw a braid in her hair, and it was dyed blue. Just an odd thing I noticed.

Strange they didn’t alert Superman that Lex broke into the Fortress of Solitude. That’s like Clark’s home away from home!

Idea for another big bad: BRAINIAC-1. They could reuse the costume from KRYPTON on SyFy, unless that’s too hideous for network TV.

I’m not very familiar with the any new Flash enemies, like Psyche, but I think The Flash has own Scarecrow now.

I love it when characters in something I read or watch are as geeky as their audience. I think Sam watched the Lord of the Rings AND The Hobbit, Bucky READ The Hobbit back in ‘37, and Walker and Hoskins are geeks for Rogers and Wilson. Too their credit, they WANT to mend fences and reach out to Sam and Bucky for the…

OK, we need to see more of that not-She-Hulk that whacked Abra next week!

I think I had conversations with telemarketing robots that went the same way.

Know who I want to see more of, and given more to do? Wally!

Still, gotta admire his work ethic, which I belive both his real parents and Joe instilled in him.

Good point; there’s gotta be many possible futures for an Abra Kadabra to travel back from.

I would think that S.T.A.R. Labs would have its own on-site power source, not needing to pay someone else for it. I think that’s how it works at the nuclear lab complex I live near.

On that note, the weirdest county fair food I found in the town next to mine (which has the Fairgrounds) was caramel-covered bananas and deep-fried Twinkies. I could be misremembering the details, because I needed some liquid courage to try those.

I think that happened to the comics version of Jonathan Kent, the current Superboy.

It’s especially weird because these versions of Superman and Lois were introduced on “Supergirl”. I still laugh thinking about the bit from the “Elseworld” crossover where Barry and Oliver teleport from Earth-1 to the Kent barn on Earth-38 while Lois is in it, and they scare each other, and Kara had to stop Lois from…

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