I’ve never seen that Jekyll/Hyde clip, so the scene worked fine for me. I agree with the grade, though. I think my criteria for an “A” grade is when the A, B, & sometimes C plots all dovetail perfectly. This one almost got there in that the B plot incredibly started to parallel the main plot as its own mystery - what…

Holy shit, that’s the best.

I tried to get a screen shot of Spooner jumping into Astra's arms last week. Hopefully someone with better skills than I will find it.

That’s how I took it. Ava really put a big target on herself by announcing how she was working stuff out. 

The showrunners said they did a Clue episode because The Big Lebowski episode was so expensive, but “Bored On Board Onboard” did not look cheap.

As a Brit, I will approve the usage here given the film is truly brilliant and deserves to be acknowledged. Speaking of which if you’ve not seen the twitter trailer for this ep get right on that -

Just occurred to me that John is British, so perhaps it should be “Cluedo-manji”.

I feel like the ending isn’t meant to be a mystery cliffhanger, they were just avoiding having Bishop’s actor in this episode for the same reason Arrowverse shows have been conspicuously missing members of the main cast in any given episode this year.

I knew Sara was going to be the original killer, but I thought they would’ve mentioned that Sara killed Ava first because she didn’t want to talk about the wedding planning during the game. I still think that’s the read that we’re supposed to get from that, but they didn’t really bring any attention to it.

The wedding planning scene would have been a lot funnier if it hadn’t already been confirmed that COVID killed a big Arrowverse reunion. They apparently couldn’t even get Paul Blackthorne back.

-Right, Ava and Sara are totally running off to work on wedding planning.

I was touched by how upset Behrad was by finding Spooner & Astra dead, and how he didn’t want Zari to see them. He is a good dude

Nyssa was not interested in marrying Oliver or any other dude & fair enough for her to express her objection to the ceremony, League of Assassin-style 

Let’s be fair though. Oliver deserves to be stabbed in the face...multiple times.

Nyssa is definitely group D. Historically she is not a big fan of weddings either. She tried to stab Oliver in the face at their wedding

This season has done really well in crafting bottle episodes and stories that require a limited amount of extras, and this was another good example of that. Seeing Behrad in serious mode is a nice change. I thought the ending was a bit abrupt, going for the “Who’s in the room??” cliffhanger when it’s clearly Bishop.

We 100% need to know who else is on those lists and what groups they’re in.  is Nyssa in group C or D? Is group D just Barry and Iris (won’t lie, that would be the funniest answer). And let Black Siren attend the wedding Ava, she’s as much Sara’s sister as those actors are your parents.

Matt Ryan is really giving some amazing final performances in the Constantine role. The path out is now clear, except for whether it’s through death or a more peaceful exit, and I can’t decide which I want to see more, just because of how well Ryan would do either.

They can always call it the Continental Detective Agency like former Pinkerton Daschell Hammett.

You know that most (re: all) private detectives aren’t uncovering vast conspiracies, right? They’re just collecting evidence of extramarital affairs so that one party will gain leverage in divorce proceedings, but there have been plenty of films and television shows about PIs working to eradicate crime. And, while the…