You're right - Kimmel talked about it in his monologue the night before. He actually gave a really great tribute to Letterman and then told viewers that they were running a rerun on Wednesday, but not to watch it, but to tune in to Letterman instead.

And if I caught the exchange right, Alex phrased the question to Navy guy something like "after than many years in the Navy, you must have been stationed in some interesting places overseas" and Ben listed nothing but bases in the States.

Legends of Tomorrow should just do a full on South Park homage, with Sara getting regularly killed and one character (Ray maybe?) chiming in with the obligatory "You dicks! You killed Sarah!"

I assume she'll have an executive producer credit

>(Don't listen to the anti-vaxxers, Nyssa! The science is real!)

If I recall, they're casting a cinematic Flash that's going to be completely separate from the CW version. Wonder if they anticipated the success of the show when they made that decision

I assumed Ra's was wearing the same armor…seemed pretty easy to shove a sword through armor that can stop bullets

We need to keep Felicity around so we can continue to have appearances by Charlotte Ross!

It's very important to read the fine print in those demonic contracts

I thought the same thing. Utopia and Lovecraft really don't belong in the same sentence.

There's still time

…and that wasn't milk

Touching on that, and a lot more of the behind-the-scenes Jeopardy goings-on, I read this article today on the number of reasons another Ken Jennings run is highly unlikely: http://fivethirtyeight.com/…
One of the things I found interesting was during the between-season break in his run they started giving contestants…

Here's a hint - knowing the right answer may be illegal in many states!

I can never understand why they don't just give the impression more time has passed between episodes. Would it really hurt the story to have weeks instead of days in between various events? I think in most cases it would make things make a lot more sense.

I would love to see Diggle with some John Woo style gun-fu skills. Considering the amount of training apparently necessary for anyone (well, main characters anyway) to get top-notch skills on this show, I'd imagine he could just watch John Wick a few times and be good to go.

Have they made "Not Arrow" yet? I imagine I'll find it humorous when the actress portraying Laurel gives a more believable performance than in the original.

And how many people on the jet Ray took out?

So apparently we're back to it being no big deal for Team Arrow to be straight up murdering people again? Or do ninjas not count for some reason?

Back in October I met a woman online, and after the first date we both nearly simultaneously wrote each other saying "hey, I had fun, and we get along pretty well, but I really can't see us in a relationship." So we parted ways, but a couple weeks later we'd been sending friendly texts back and forth and then started…