Oh I can think of one: Thea & Malcolm have a near miss where Sara almost spots him. Malcolm explains the League, who Sara really is, why he's being hunted, etc. Then he does one of the following: a. suggests that the only way to stop sara is to use the element of surprise, and Thea would be a surprise b. says that…

I would have totally joined you!

So, I'm trying to ascertain what the argument is here. That a secondary character who has useful skills but no prowess at physical violence is somehow demeaned? The use of Skye in Agent's of Shield and Felicity in Arrow here seems poorly chosen. For one, Skye has become an agent with fighting skills and her…

True! If only Cisco would up his grooming quotient to even half Felicity's level.

As far as I'm concerned, the fact that the bomb went off doesn't prove that it wasn't. Waller seems totally like a "let a bomb go off, maiming and injuring scores of people just to make a point" kinda girl to me.

Yum. So much psycho-family goodness.

Mm. Credited as the woman watching from the wall.

I really thought they would drag out the city quest for the entire season. I couldn't believe it when I watched them find the damn thing one episode later. This show has really improved.

Me too!

"It’s never made clear how Hannibal knows Gideon is in the hospital, but Hannibal has always preferred to abandon veracity in favor of a good story."