“bad things”

Sweet scene between Lana and Clark, bonding over missing Martha

The guy who was your regularly scheduled Wrath Of God decided he’d rather spend eternity macking on his wife in an abandoned office building.

So I guess Team OG Harrison Wells will be proven right next week. I don’t mind, but the problem with the rotating Wellses is that his emotional development and connection to the other characters get reset with every incarnation.

They made Oliver Queen that during Crisis, so I doubt they’d go that route here.

Well you have to give Barry credit, he found a new way to fuck things up and fuck over his team in the episode. Well done, Barry Allen, you gorgeous idiot

The theater marquee after the Hex is dropped calls out the Tannhauser Gate, so there's another reference to an android crying.

Monica’s “they’ll never know what you gave up for them” moment really rubbed me the wrong way. Wanda has my sympathies and she absolutely does the right thing in the end but the show has been very careful to point out that her spell did to these people what she most feared for herself - it separated them from their…

The Scartlet Witch look is pretty awesome. It has the iconic crown, it doesn’t sexualize her, and I like how the dress and hair emphasize a kind of witchiness.

The Fortress of Solitude is apparently now the Cave of Exposition

So last week Superman gets hit with that kryptonite shard and just yanks it out to go save his family and it’s never brought up again. Kind of jarring given a small shard is usually enough to take him down in most media, especially jarring given someone else is getting poisoned one show over.

“When Iris flashed back to her almost getting fridged by Savitar and called herself a victim...is the show actually, like, trying to deconstruct how they’ve failed her as a character?”

obligatory, omg, Captain Luthor is from the Synderverse!

Defense Attorney Cecile Horton is terrible at her job.

Man, there were quite the step downs tonight. The Fortress of Solitude is apparently now the Cave of Exposition & Morgan Edge went from being played by Adrian Pasdar to being played by some generic British guy whose face I’ve already forgotten.

They’re coming outta the goddamn wahls!

Grey’s Anatomy did a similarly misguided (if maybe not as offensive) storyline about an Orthodox Jewish teenager who refused to have a pig’s valve implanted to save her life.

Hey, Buehrle’s fastball was a respectable 90-92, at least in his prime.

In my mind there are hundreds of Wahlberg brothers and they all work at the family’s burger restaurants.

while the fastest overhand pitch ever thrown by a woman in real life was actually clocked at 69 mph.