But how can you get more organic than an animal actually living in its native habitat?

I'd love to try venison, but it's almost impossible to get unless you go deer hunting or know someone who does.

I like crawfish, but when they're served in the shell, any attempt to get the meat out always ends with little pieces of shell getting mixed in with it.

So what do you call wild-caught fish brought in from actual boats at sea?

I agree with almost all of that except for the whole fish thing. Eating fish that still has bones in it is a frickin' chore.

I've never had a variety of meat I thought tasted bad (provided it wasn't expired or prepared badly), so I totally wish it was easier to try more of these varieties.

In my experience, frog legs are very much a "tastes like chicken!" meat. They taste so much like chicken, in fact, that I'd rather just have some chicken instead, since frog legs don't have nearly as much meat on the bone.

I love pretty much all seafood, and the grosser and slimier the animal the better, so I definitely wish you could get eel somewhere besides sushi places.

Mxy did accept the challenge, though. It's entirely possible (heck, it's downright likely) that duels to the death are perfectly legal on Daxam, but no one told Mon-El that they're currently frowned upon on Earth.

If that was his goal, why would he keep the sick Grounders he interned in Arkadia alive?

They didn't all get sick from one fish. The plural of fish is also fish.

The difference is that the Raven we see now has really taken a lot of beatings. She's a lot more aware of her limitations and doesn't have the same screw-the-impossible attitude she had at the beginning, so she's not going to waste valuable medicine and just assume they'll be able to work around the problem some other…

Genocide is the attempt to exterminate an entire category of people. The goal of Pike and Bellamy's attack wasn't to wipe out Trikru, but to wipe out this particular army that was camped outside Arkadia and send the rest of Trikru a "don't fuck with us" message.

Oh, they make plenty of other movies, they're just not the ones getting $100 million + budgets.

Because, if Crash Course: World History has taught me anything, it's that the Mongols are always the exception.

"I got the idea from every movie ever."

Putting a suicide risk on the list DOES seem like a bonehead move.

So far, each season has taken place over the course of a month, with a three month gap between Seasons 2 and 3.

Most of the main characters have been shot at one point or another, though.

I think they're trying to be careful not to oversell them. Give them too much focus too fast, and people will complain that the new characters are taking over the show.