For Buffy, I think I’d go with “Selfless”, “Him”, and “Conversations with Dead People”. The first and last are stone cold classics, among the best episodes the show ever did, and while “Him” isn’t nearly on the same level, it’s still a hilarious, hijink filled farce.

Least they’ve still got Cheers and Frasier. I can see this random episode feature being neat to use with those.

I assume that, in the Earth-1 universe, Krypton still blew up and pieces of it still found their way to Earth, just without any Kryptonian survivors. So I figure, during the last crossover, Oliver probably got to chit-chatting with Kara, she mentioned there’s a green rock from her home planet that can kill her, and…

Zari’s from 2042, and the Arrow flashforwards are from 2040, while Nora’s from 2049. It’s possible things changed in the intervening 7 years.

They explained why he looks like Wells again in Crisis on Earth-X. Basically, he did it just to mess with Barry “for old time’s sake”.

I want Crisis on Infinite Earths to have Barry fighting Thawne, Oliver fighting Merlyn, Sara fighting Damien Darhk, and Kara fighting . . . wow, she’s really lacking in the arch-enemy department, isn’t she?

A cleaning truck that Nora crashes into is for “Gambi & Sons”.

Apparently, his funding was coming, not from the government, but from Neron (and a little from for-profit time travel).

In stories, if you’re told up front what the characters’ plans are, it almost invariably means that their plans are going to go horribly wrong. The only way things can go exactly according to plan is if the audience isn’t fully informed of the plan beforehand (see: Ocean’s Eleven).

Kobol being a real, physical place isn’t anymore a confirmation of their religion than Israel being a real, physical place is a confirmation of the Jewish religion.

Those visions had hallucinogenic drugs as an alternative explanation, and they didn’t start being corroborated by outside forces until Season 2. It was also only in Season 2 that Head Six revealed she wasn’t actually the product of a Cylon computer chip implanted in Baltar’s brain as she originally claimed.

Well, in Nora’s case, would anyone who’s not Ray Palmer believe her?

Given he supposedly built Gideon, I’d say more like grandfather.

Isn’t that, y’know, what she did all of Season 3?

Although, in this particular circumstance, assuming Nora did it DOES make sense. I mean, if a known murderer escapes from their cell, and is found standing over the dead body of the warden, who’s been killed using the same sort of life-draining magic that said murderer has used before . . . it’s a logical deduction.

Though she’s got a point with, “Hey, at least I never sent anyone to ACTUAL Hell.”

Yes, but if they’re only contracted for a single episode, then you can adjust the payscale based on the length of the episode, as opposed to directors/actors/writers contracted for multiple episodes in a season, in which case they generally earn the same amount for each ep.

Charlie having the body of the Legends’ good friend Amaya would certainly make any intimate encounters . . . awkward.

But for an anthology series, that’s not as much of an issue, since you don’t necessarily need to use the same people each episode.

I just wanted to tell you, good luck, we’re all counting on you.