They've had FAR more successes in Season 2 than in Season 1.

Technically, as long as Amaya returns to the past while she's still of child bearing age, history doesn't have to change.

She clearly wanted to be the actual host of the show instead of just a pretty face pushing a button, and that means wanting Forrest to leave the show, but she always seemed genuinely horrified at some of the things Forrest would do for the show. Even all the way back in Pancakes/Divorce/Pancakes, when Divorce comes…

Yes, we can all be thankful she was here to do this important work.

Didn't he do that for his review of Revenge?

Not even the ship's computer is safe.

The problem with Mommy Luthor and Cadmus is that they keep losing. If they're going to be the season's Big Bad, they need to score at least one major victory (beyond escaping to scheme another day).

I think they should have some sort of Sylar-esque villain who goes around stealing metahumans' powers, so that Barry has to go up against a whole host of abilities at once.

See, I binge-watched Season 3, and I actually liked it more than most people. I think there's some stuff, like Oliver joining the League and not telling the team his plan, that works a lot better when you're going through it quickly.

Basically, The Avengers is Star Wars: A New Hope, and Civil War is The Empire Strikes Back, which left Age of Ultron to be sort of a placeholder.

I think that wouldn't have gotten so many people's dander up if Natasha weren't the only woman in the main cast. That's the problem with tokenism: the token ends up being the representative of their entire group, and how they're portrayed is taken as a portrayal of the group as a whole.

Presumably, there were no laws regulating the creation of artificial intelligences, because no one had ever managed it before. Post-Ultron, I'd imagine some AI laws were passed very quickly.

Although I kinda get the feeling these Nightwing and Batgirl movies may end up being like Sony's plans for a Sinister Six movie and a whole host of other Spider-Man spinoffs that never got made. At this point, we don't even know if the standalone Batman movie is going to do well, so any plans for his (former)…

Except they gave Clarke an improved version of Nightblood that they hoped would let her survive the radiation. There's just no way to test if it works now.

Abby seems to be taking that hallucination she had of a radiation ravaged Clarke as an actual prophecy.

Destroying the chamber doesn't invalidate the Nightblood solution, it just means they won't be able to test and refine it before the big radiation wave arrives. Basically, they have to hope they got it right this time, because they won't be able to tell whether it works until the radiation actually gets here.

She DID flee TonDC without telling anyone but Lexa and her mom that a missile was coming.

Please remember the A.V. Club motto: the grades mean nothing.

Well, a lot of us assumed he was going to be Vigilante . . .

All these Canaries, and NONE of them has been showing wearing fishnet stockings yet. What the hell?