I mean, Cold Case.

You just LOST the game.

But by stealing it in the first place, wouldn't it have no value when they try to sell it before stealing it back and returning it?

"Of all the people in all of time, I picked you because you are the best!" wasn't really a plausible explanation, considering they all just happened to exist in the same time, spread between two cities.

I legit forgot until now that Sara had been with Nyssa back in the day. I just remembered her messing around with Oliver once or twice.

At first, I was like "Wait, why would they be so quick to help her?" But then, I went "Well, she's a lot of fun and probably fits in really well with them, so why not?"

The episode itself wasn't all that interesting on its own, but the team dynamic has the potential to be a lot of fun throughout the season/series.

Felicity as Oracle is something I'm absolutely here for — though I suppose it's not really all that different from Felicity as Felicity, since she was never really out in the field the way that Batgirl was, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

We're going to run out of board game puns at this rate, so now's probably as good a time as any to end this trivial pursuit.

Whatever. Sure.

Maybe if there had been more time between Ronnie dying and Jay appearing.

Groddy Bananas.

Get it? Cop-out?

What, like you wouldn't?

"Bruce, it's me! Barbara!"

Marc Blucas is in his mid-40s, so it's plausible that he'd be playing a 20-something young adult on TV.

We'd just grab a sandwich
and put it in our mouths…
Ohhh, that's the only way to have sandwiches!

If we're talking about WWE's best talent, then you should have included Sasha Banks on the list and relegated Nikki Bella to a side note.

Yeah, a little too Raph…

Does anybody have any idea how many zombies "The Group" has killed at this point? Even just talking strictly onscreen, it has to be at least a solid thousand at this point.