After seeing those flashbacks of the fall the SHIELD... Can we have the follow up to Peggy Carter be a series where these two fine agents team up and kick some major ass? Pretty please?

Da, Siberian Moose. Most deadly moose of all comrade.

So would that make Colossus "Moose" and what, Squirrel Girl "Squirrel?"

Taking a page out of Rusty Venture's book, now are we Tony? (Skip to 5:02 if it doesn't work)

Love it, Meredith is SO excited that she confirmed her own comment.

Well compared to Oliver he definitely is...

I honestly never heard about that until now.

Well that's just dumb DC. Just call him Ted Kord "The Beetle" then (because we can't have colors in front of names in the Arrowverse) who battles bad guys in his "Scarab" battle suit.

I don't know much of the origins of the Blue Beetle except he teams up with Buster Gold a…

Just hope his bike doesn't break down beyond repair because the backup, well...

Wow. Ray Palmer/The Atom is a nothing but a blatant rip off of Tony Stark/Iron Man. Both are cocky, sarcastic billionaires that have flying suits of armor that shoot out of the gauntlets. Only real difference is that Palmer is more of a light heated dorky sarcastic while Stark is a sassy egotistical sarcastic.

So, what you're saying is... we can't kill dub step even with fire?

But at the same time he also tweets much slower. It would take him nearly a day to tweet something similar.

Put it high enough on your bedroom wall and you get...

"Who's the cutest widdle soldier on base? YOU are!" Glenn Talbot, the "old grandma" of generals.

Other than that, based on how sociopathic Ward's has been in the past I'm no way convinced he's doing all these "nice" things for agent 33 just for the hell of it. The real question is is he doing it to fill some void left…

I think the last two have been dead on. I mean this weeks winner was so good it made me change the lyrics to One-Winged Angel simply out of respect. And last week's Agent Fury Nvidia Shield was so good I didn't even bother submitting my own.

TGS1985 — for reminding us all that Wilfred Brimly is still alive.

You're assuming she knew that was his relationship and she was denying him initially (and really, really sympathetically) based on hospital rules... As well, there is zero indication that her objection had anything to do with the sexual orientation.

If you don't mind hopping off that high horse of yours to come down to my level for a second let me point out I never said I wasn't aware that it happen at all, just that I didn't know every time a doctor mentioned family visiting rights it automatically meant they were homophobic and not, you know, just not aware…

I think I used to ride one of these in World of Warcraft.

"This is his fiance; he is family." Point over. It was just portrayed a simple fact of life, as it should have been.

Right, what I meant to say and apparently failed at (probably because I was trying to be a funny smart ass) is that that one line of Joe's felt forced, not Captain Singh's relationship with his fiance.