I think it’s sort of obvious why Deke is behaving more like a kid now than he did when he was introduced. He now gets to be a kid and he is experiencing—for the very first time—all of the things we take for granted. Imagine you’ve been deprived of everything you enjoyed throughout your entire life and then suddenly…

I was disappointed that Barry didn’t go to Thawne’s season 1 description of how to phase through something. Would’ve been a nice callback.

And while I agree that Candace was clearly have a great time as Flash Iris, she felt very useless a lot of the time. Like, she’s been watching and training the Flash for long…

Haa, so true. In this episode, they basically reversed Barry and Iris’s roles:

I always especially like it when Wells immediately gets & acknowledges Cisco’s super-nerdy references like the Locutus one

I really want to like Diaz. I love Fringe, so I keep hoping Kirk Acevedo will get something to do with the character. But he’s ridiculously omniscient all of a sudden. For someone who was just a background grunt a few weeks ago, he knows everything. Where Roy is, where Laurel hides the money, that Thea used to be in…

- Maybe it’s just because the last few episodes were borderline unwatchable, but this episode was so refreshing to watch.

Thank goodness it was visitor’s calling hours at the jail when Ollie needed that favor from the Flash

Am I the only one who wanted to tell William to “Put on his big boy pants” already...Its ok to be scared...its ok to worry about your dad..its not ok to run to an active battle scene where a nuke is about to be exploded and lives are at stake because you want a hug. They have so infantilized this kid its ridiculous..

It’s also pissing me off because I used to really like Echo Kellum’s character, and now they’re ruining Curtis.

This storyline is really making me hate the new team. They’re such whiny children. I really want to smack all of them and tell them to get over themselves.

“At the time he didn’t know who the Arrow was so it would make sense for him to check it out right?”

I don’t think I can take another scene of team Not-Arrow telling team Original Sauce “just because we worked together this once it doesn’t mean anything changed.”

When they were breaking this episode, it’s like the writer’s room wrote How To Make Our Characters Annoy The Audience at the top of the whiteboard and got to work brainstorming.

- When the season started, I found Ruby to be far more annoying than William. His situation was more understandable and didn’t have as many eye-rolling moments. Now? Ruby has been less annoying lately while William has clutched the Idiot Ball like it was a drowning baby. Why the hell he thought it was a good idea to…

Ha it does feel like a random redshirt has been elevated for no reason. I also didn’t appreciate how he can suddenly go toe to toe easily with Diggle. Also I really like Anatoly and I love that he on his own shamed both Curtis and Rene. I was hoping that would humble them a little but nope there still being mega…

Have to disagree with the Flash cameo. Maybe in a more lighthearted episode, but for me it kind of undermined the tension in what was supposed to be a suspenseful episode. The only way this whole separate-but-connected universe works is if it keeps up the “out of sight, out of mind” approach. If Barry can apparently…

Why stick Kacey Rohl’s Alena in this episode and its flashbacks if not to make her the real villain behind it all? Diaz is a nobody, he’s filler with no setup here, but Alena at least has knowledge and connection to Caden James, and her morals are suspect. What a waste of an episode, I’m glad they did something to…

Michael Emerson is a treasure. That look of devastation when the ARGUS agent told him his son had died was so affecting.

You think too much like many white people do. Alex is just being angry and unprofessional, doesn’t mean she is racist.

I dont think it was supposed to be a reasonable reaction, I read it as Reign going off because her cover was being blown. Which, yhea, completely.