It actually feels organic how many characters could be bi (or have no label whatsoever). That could really position the show as being current and relevant. Somebody has to pick up where Torchwood left off.

I wondered too. We'll see.

I think it's because they did away with his "nice guy pining for girl" thing. Even if he never gets more than expository dialogue, it's a step in the right direction. Flash did the same basic thing with Wally's streetness, dialing back the cliche and just letting the character speak for themselves, and it improved his…

He was great in The Stand, and his one episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

White and Nerdy completely deflates the self-promotion in most hip hop songs.

"Underrated genius" pretty much defines Weird Al.

I watched season one, and it could have gone either way. So I basically went to Wikipedia for the summary of the comic, which read like this: death, death, brutality, misery, death. And I went, nope. No thanks. I popped in obviously just to get the spoiler, but I enjoyed the frustration in the review; it reflected how…

Me too. I do wish they had the guts to keep Ollie out of the picture longer. It really gave the other characters room to breathe.

I think Barry has the protective aura, and I figure he can control his speed enough now to extend it.
But seriously, they only use the burning clothes thing when there's a gag about boobs.

Maybe Barry does it on purpose.

That's the debate currently. How smart is this show? Smart enough to use Tom Felton as a red herring, or dumb enough to go for the obvious (see also: Zoom/Fake Jay Garrick).

Sooooo this show is still terrible? Oh well.

Silver Age stuff goes to Flash, Gritty 80's to Arrow, and Byrne/Kirby stuff to Supergirl.

#BWAHAHA

Prometheus in the comics is a different character according to the EP. With that being said, who's to say Diggle's scenes aren't flashbacks and that's him playing Arrow Zoom under the Prometheus mask?

I've decided that season three onward is just as shaky as the first half of season one. That is, this low to middling level of quality IS Arrow, and Slade's arc just threw off the curve.

Guys, what if it's Diggle under that costume? The Diggle scenes could be flashbacks.

Season Four: Flashback Wig is Dead!
Season Four Point Five: Salmon Ladder brings Flashback Wig to the last known Lazarus Pit.

Yeah I had the exact same thought. A smart show would use Felton as a red herring.
I actually thought it would be Cisco. The shape of the costume hides Cisco's build, he has a reason to hate Barry and can see other timelines. But then they both appeared at the same time (one at Star Labs one at the warehouse) and I…

I need the writers to stop making them verbalize it. If they spent the same amount of time just silently eyeballing each other and being simpatico the audience would go nuts when they actually kiss.