Buffy Season 3.

My guess is Oliver comes back mind-controlled as an agent of the League, and Team Arrow has to face him/save him. Not sure if the whole Maseo bit last episode shoots this down or not.

Did she in fact turn him down? She literally had no dialogue, just a pained expression, then a few episodes of awkwardness. I'm not shipping them, I'm just hoping for a little nuance the script didn't specifically deny.

Arrow's first 8 episodes per season are traditionally scattershot, pulling it all together into what is essentially a 14 episode season finale. I have complete confidence in their instincts.

First of all it features a Carl Sagan Life Model Decoy.

I love Sprouse's work on LSH, but I love his work on Tom Strong to an unholy degree.

I actually feel like the speed at which they are introducing the Rogues is good for the show. They can mix and match, add and subtract members as they please. I see a lot of great variations to be had there. It's basically Arrow's version of the Suicide Squad.

And to Tag and Bink

It's Always Sunny in Tatooine

I think the Paragon choices cited are often protected by the narrative. Ultimately, even though the Batarian dilemma resembles The debate of why doesn't Batman just kill the Joker, ME's story basically says, hey, this guy is bad, at least he's not the Reapers. Any denizen of the universe, good or bad, is united…

Sand gets everywhere, and a man made of rocks has a lot of cracks.

Mark Waid for the win.

Plus Wally doesn't have a girlfriend, so there's no one to dangle off a building.

He had a sensor in his belt (same place as the Spider Signal) and it would trigger the camera when he was in range.

In the non comedy department, I was pleased to discover recently he was Odin in Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

She's no Coco.

Code Name: The Flash
AKA: Wally West
Superpowers: Minimal Refractory Period

LexFlash is basically Professor Zoom.

Upvoted for some Alan Moore love.

Not remotely what I meant.