Yes, yes, that’s exactly what we’re saying. You now have to have sex with all your best friends. Get on it.

You don’t see the characters as gay? That’s fine; it doesn’t make you a homophobe. But don’t pretend that the show and the performances have never played with it. Irene’s whole relationship with John joked around about both of them being in unrequited love with Sherlock.

Yea, sorry, not buying it. That show turned gay-baiting into an art form, and there’d be nothing wrong with that if the producers weren’t trying to stamp that notion down (including Gatiss, ironically). And not for nothing, but the protests from the actors aren’t gonna make the shipping stop.

Totally agreed that Rosenberg and her writers don’t really know how to frame Trish this season, and how to make her motivations seem both genuine and coherent. From what I’m seeing, and what Taylor seems to conveying in her performance, is that Trish is still a genuinely good person but also very selfish and…

Lol problem solved I guess

I don’t suppose there’ll be any gay in it.

For a minute I thought this was a new variation on FMK. For the record, my answers are

(plus, he can phase through things so running in a literal straight line is easy for him ie. why does he always run places by using roads? haha).

Not dark matter, just good old radiation. But that isn’t a problem.

The most visually impressive episode this season, maybe ever...? I particularly liked how, right at the end, the bomb is clearly in the process of going off and so everyone who’s frozen in time is slightly tipped back, as if from the force of the blast. A very nice touch. Also, the completely unnecessary but still…

“That’s a good point! Shut up, yous!” - the writers

Sooooo technically doesn’t this mean all those eco-terrorists and cops, including Joe, have been exposed to dark matter now?

“Don’t let Caity die.” Dammit, the feels.

Jitters has been offering a Killer Frost beverage since the mid-season finale.

This was easily a Top 5 episode for me. Yes, the fact that Barry can do THIS much in under ten seconds makes it utterly ridiculous that he can’t instantly stop every villain moving at normal speed. But that’s not a new problem; it’s an inconsistency that’s plagued the show since the start. We’ve seen Barry from this…

I’d actually give this one an A. The techno-babble didn’t bother me. The formula provided a great little vignette with each character. Frost had a moment. The shoot out was scary at the beginning. Jessie Quick looked great - girl has grown into the role. I was impressed. One of if not the best of the season.

Agreed, I liked the relationship between the two of them, the writers clearly learned a few lessons between IRON FIST and DEFENDERS and used Danny Rand a lot better. Earnest comic relief to Luke Cage’s wearier street wisdom was a good way to do it. The tag team, complementary fights were also a lot more interesting to…

I was excited for this until they announced Danny Rand, The Immortal Iron Fist, Sworn Enemy Of The Hand & Protector Of Kun Lun would be in it too. Ugh.

NO MORE NINJAS!

I don’t agree with Ru’s initial statement, but what I love about him is that he’s honest about the fact that he’s learning every day, just like the rest of us. He’s pushing boundaries and asking other people to accept what he’s doing as they learn along with him. He’s never smug about his politics, he’s honest when he…