I can't wait for the crossover episode with Jane the Virgin where we find out Slade Wilson is Sin Rostro.

Given the recent news surrounding Stephen Collins, I get the feeling Lena's dad will be absent from more than just Christmas here on out.

I still enjoy the show when it does Baddie of the Week storytelling, but I'm quite eager to move into the meatier part of the season. Bring on the League of Assassins. Well, not to my apartment.

I'm sorry, but that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. The show is meant to be entertaining, and as such, I expect the characters to entertain me. Roy was way more interesting as a character when he was basically killing people in his sleep. And the exaggerated parkour moves? Come on. The only people impressed by…

I don't hate Laurel, but I do hate the fact that she'll be taking her sister's mantle after a month's worth of boxing lessons. Her sister trained with the friggin' League of Assassins for years, yet I'm supposed buy Laurel as this badass crime fighting vigilante after spending a little time in Ted Grant's gym? Come…

It was a bad episode, by the show's standards. The flashbacks this year aren't up to par with previous years yet, Roy bores the hell out of me, Laurel becoming BC in a matter of weeks infuriates me, there was minimal Felicity and Diggle, etc. I could go on, but I won't.

I have friends who think Laurel becoming BC is the best thing ever. I should probably drop them as friends, on account of their exhibiting psychopathic tendencies.

I don't really believe he did, even if for the fact that such a cheap reveal would make episodes 2 and 4 this season basically pointless. However, I did still find the visual of it shocking.

Laurel's busy punching the air above her head while Felicity continues to be a badass. All appears to be right in Arrow World.

Can we please, please, please get regular coverage for this show? I'm such a dork, in that I honestly feel like AV Club reviews really round out my tv-watching experience.

Did anyone else perk up when Jesse L. Martin said, "I'll cover you"?

I liked that he "decided" to leave the island. I'm guessing he did mean that literally, but it was jarring to hear him put it that way.

I need to by a backup TV for the inevitable time that I punch mine while watching this show.

Easy: Marissa Cooper. I also have the unfortunate luck of sharing a last name with her portrayer.

When teenage girls latch onto something, it can be a frightening thing.

Since the school year is winding down, and she's been on probation since basically the beginning of the school year, I'd guess it's been about 9 months.

While that may all be true, Jesus remains utterly cringe-worthy, due to the fact Jake T. Austin can't act. He sticks out like a sore thumb on a show with many great performers.

Exactly. They are tied for #1 any other week.

1. Stef
2. Callie
3. Mariana
4. Brandon
5. Mike
6. The Kitchen
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56. Leaky Pipe
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100. Jesus

Jesus, you have two moms, a twin sister, and a foster sister. How can you be this monumentally terrible with girls?