I kind of want an evil version of Barry. They haven't done that yet, right? That or an evil version of Bart.

Especially since it seems like Wally was near tears. It was dickish too.

I was half-expecting a beat at the end with an ominous look that suggested that was actually true.

Re: Johnny Quick

Maybe the next Arrowverse crossover event should be a J.L.Apes adaptation.

This show should just be All Gorillas, All The Time.

I agree with the others, and this was Romero's doing. But there was definitely a beat where Norman was on his way out and Romero was staring at him that made me think that Norman was up to something prison-related. It was that smug look on his face again, that made me think that. He was probably just gloating though.

Me too. Fuck that guy, full stop.

I am hazy on some specifics. Hopefully someone else can fill in blanks where needed.

I also liked the beat where Norman left the house and Norma immediately reached for another cigarette when he couldn't see her but the audience could. As well as Norman creating these full days for her where she teaches herself French and listens to Édith Piaf, and moons over Romero when he is not around, etc. It…

At this point, I'm along for the ride. There's been so many dubious side-stories like sex rings and pot industry town adventures, I'm not inclined to blink at the stunt casting now. I figure I'll judge Rihanna's performance when I see more than a trailer's worth of her scenes.

Still, things don‘t look good for the lifespan of Caleb’s former antagonist.

Norman's idealized version of Norma is continually ON POINT, fashion wise.

I think Chick was most surprised because the Norma corpsicle appeared to be wearing a fur shoulder wrap that was not unlike his own.

He's SO fucking smug now.

Romero is a very handsome man. Even in a hairnet. Also loved his "I have a responsibility to take care of the son she left behind" story. Off to the work farm!

That's what I was going to say! Followed by "see you in two hours"

That photo makes it seem like Hank has quite the elaborate up-do. Pretty!

I think that part of it is that in portraying the character as a dumb jock and Brotastic douche, they actually seemed to have merged the comic versions of Moose and Reggie together. But he's neither as smart/manipulative as comic Reggie or as dumb as comic Moose, so he's just kind of generic and flavourless.

I guess I'm going to have to rewatch. I completely spaced out on the dog.