The show's job will be to live up to Melissa Benoist's performance.

"…but Mack has been all over the place in what his role in the dynamic of the show is in a relatively short period of time."

"I just feel like every review written by Mr. Sava is just exhausting at this point."

Yeah, agreed. I don't understand how it isn't patently obvious that the first season was about Peggy's struggles and any touching on the CRM would either dilute her story or come across as only lip service to the CRM, which no one wants to see.

"Mack better watch his back, because Marvel’s Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. loves killing off black men."

You and me both. Now, off to take this morning's Geritol and get a good spot for shuffleboard!

(These are references to the TV show Community, in case you still wondered).

You're streets behind, Aynwrong. Streets behind.

Uh, yes. Isn't that an international law or something? What? It isn't? Well, it should be.

The minuses are still made up.

You'll need to come up with some catchy title.

"If someone tries to kill you, you kill 'em right back."

"Obviously this show has killed loved characters before to devastating effect"

Indeed. I'm looking forward to Supergirl more than I am Batman v Superman: Dawn of Night Court.

"Russian components, American components; it's all made in Taiwan!"

They specifically said he won't become a previously known comic book hero and will get his very own heroic nom-de-guerre: which they're probably going to tease us with for a few episodes at least.

I'm glad, like AoS did with the SHIELD branding (logos everywhere!), they acknowledged the obvious tropes of their own series.

I was unsure of how I'd take to S4 of Arrow given the shows I've seen and enjoyed since S3 finished. I was back onboard within minutes. And it was all thanks to Willa Holland as Not Speedy. She is buckling that swash like a giddy child and I love it.

I am going to regret typing that section for the rest of my internet life, aren't I?

LOL. Indeed.