A recap (brief as it is)? In IO9? What year is this? Have I gone back in time???

Jar-Jar is actually Darth Plagueis, so he is included in the list. ;)

I was hoping for something REALLY crazy here, like “C3PO and Chewie!” or “JarJar Binks and anyone!”

I have no doubt that not only would Captain Caveman get green-lit tomorrow, it would absolutely slay.

Tonally, The Cape set the stage for the CWverse series. It was absolutely serious about its material, but wasn’t afraid to dance with high-camp concepts. It was fun, but not terribly bright.

I need all of this on the side of my vehicle. All my vehicles.

All of those ideas sound awesome! But as Brandon Sanderson (and others) like to remind us, anybody can have an idea. That’s the simplest part of writing, the easiest part. It’s what happens next that’s important...

I really liked the part where Melissa Etheridge was in that bar in Tibet and Indiana Jones walks in and she fights the guy three times her size and the Nazi burns his hand....

Don’t really care for Wally story on Flash,

Did I hear Per Degaton get name checked!?

I’m disappointed Chronos didn’t retain his ostentatious fashion sense from the comics.

“Gideon, I’ve decided I need a team of 8 people to accomplish this mission.”
“What made you decide that, Captain Hunter?”
“That’s all the chairs we have.”

Most unexpected moment of shine: Heat Wave to Dr. Stein - “Heyyy, I’m not judging”, and Steins look of pure, undiluted “Oh god no, PLEASE don’t be friendly to me!”

Maybe they were just too lazy to walk to the sparring area?

I don't understand whose idea it was to make Sara's hair look hella greasy.

Season 2! Season 1 is supposed to be self-contained, and they’re probably going to shake the cast up in season 2.

No they never agreed. We see him beg the time masters and then he’s on his ship saying it went *as expected. You assume that since he’s diving right in, it went well. We later realize he knew it wouldn’t work and end “screw it, I’m doing this anyway.”

I bet the wooden marionette that plays Hawkman goes out to bars and tells ladies (or gents) that he’s an ‘actor’.

"Why exactly did the starship's FTL drive run on human guilt? Wasn't that kind of a design flaw?"

Unfortunately, I have learned two terrible truths since my early "I want to be a writer" years: