Me too! Move the goddamn show to Alaska. More of that.

"Prometheus works alone."

We did see her interacting as a journalist with the source or colleague that gave her information about Oliver being in Russia when he should've been on the island. That's the most independent thing we've ever seen out of her. You wouldn't think she'd have needed to be doing that if she were in league with Prometheus,…

"The actress who the lead at helix is really really bad like Smallville guest star bad"

Man, nobody can view a supervillain through rose-tinted glasses quite like Oliver Queen.

Prometheus getting information from Helix would explain how he knows everything about everyone all the time as well as also knowing every detail of their pasts. I'm still waiting to find out how he knew to recruit doppelganger Laurel from another superhero's base of operations. That's some superior knowledge having…

These characters never tell each other anything…except when they do. How else do you explain that whole Earth-2 Laurel episode?

So I wasn't just seeing things. After Curtis' recent breakup dinner was in a restaurant that, in the show's universe, must've had the same architect as a certain Central City coffee shop, I thought maybe I was getting paranoid about reusing sets.

I don't think they actually played out this way, but here's how I heard two very important scenes in this episode…

Nevermind on that last part. Mystery (not really) solved…
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It's a known fact that hair grows faster in the Arrowverse. They have to shave three times a day and get haircuts once a week.

This very EDI connection is what I came down here to say. The thought occurred to me a few weeks ago during an episode while Gideon was being sassy with someone on the crew. It struck me how many comical possibilities existed if the show replicated the Mass Effect 3 dynamic. Mick interacting with a physical Gideon.…

I can't wait until the reveal that Future Iris simply forgot her ring that day. That was a lot of melodramatic weight balanced on such a small detail. Ridiculous on Barry's part to pull that, stupid on Wally's part to reveal it to them all and just plain infuriating that the powers that be decided to go the nest of…

So the big Cadmus plan is to load all the aliens on an ark and ship them somewhere else? Jeremiah stuck around because he was steering them in a more ethical direction, eh? That's all well and good from his perspective, but does no one remember when Cadmus released the Medusa virus and tried to kill every alien in…

I hope this upcoming Daxam royal family stuff gets Mon-El gone somehow. Not likely, but I can hope. I'm sure some people like him, but he's added absolutely nothing to the show for me while eating up the potential screen time of James, a currently underserved character I already have an investment in, or Maggie and…

I've been pretty attracted to Alex Danvers since episode one, but, I'm not going to lie, I've never been more attracted to her than when she set those first bombs off. Between the sheer "I ain't bluffin'" badassness and the knocking Lillian down a peg or two of it, my heart just sang.

I'm not going to feel too bad about the Billy of it all when last night's entire episode was about the aftermath of his death and the production staff didn't see fit to even remotely have Felicity involved in all that. Obviously she doesn't even remember he was her boyfriend, so I won't stress over it.

Oliver killing bad guys and Thea ruining the careers of people just doing their jobs aren't exactly on the same moral scale. Even if you're trying to weigh those things against each other, Thea has also killed people and both of them have, in the past, willingly and knowingly thrown in with Malcolm Merlyn - Star…

I don't get this exactly. Hasn't this show been five straight years of Team Arrow allies (often rightfully) telling Oliver to cut his shit out? We've seen Laurel, Felicity, Thea, Moira and any host of other female characters call Oliver out on stuff. Same for Dig when he occasionally goes a little wayward. We've seen…

One of my least favorite comic book tropes is the framed hero being manhunted by the authorities and turned on by the public. I understand most city-based heroes are going to go through it at least once because it's a genre convention, but I'm not excited by Arrow going to this well again. Especially since the last…