Twenty bucks says we meet him again next episode in the Old West with Jonah Hex.

They have an established pattern of hiding the baddie in plain sight. Alchemy is probably the limey. Remembering the other timeline and not telling anyone. Subverting the memories into a second personality.

There was a tiny Flashpoint recap in the Arrow ep where Diggle went to Leavenworth or wherever. While it might have been there just so he and his wife could talk about their son instead of their daughter, they really didn't do that that I recall. So maybe Flashpoint enters into Prometheus and he's Malcolm Merlyn's…

Nate's Grandfather was Commander Steel, Vixen's love interest was Rex Tyler/Hourman.

Well that does fit the comics. Hawkman's basically a useless dick stalker in every comic I read with him from this century. Hawkgirl in the JSA without him was better, but still duller than toast.

I could do with more show and not tell re: Stein's love of his wife though. We've seen mere minutes of them together between Flash and LoT, most of which was him eating pizza and ignoring her to talk physics, or absent mindedly playing Trivial Pursuit. His talk with her 1987 self was the first time he's shown…

Ragman is indeed awesome. I hope they go into his damn history though, and the whole Jewish aspect of the character.

I was amazed at how quickly Junior Canary forgave Oliver after they were all 'HE WAS A SERIAL KILLER' and also that at no time did Oliver, master of rationalization that he is, try to explain that he was trying to stop an evil cabal of plutocrats bent on destroying the city and killing thousands.

Indirectlt on topic, but am I the only one that hoped the Time Masters' magical time-seeing machine would be fueled by a captured Monitor?

A sliver from the Spear of Longinus. The JSA ran up against The Spear of Destiny in Hitler's hands in the comics, IIRC.

I absolutely love how no matter what the topic, this place always comes back to MST3K quotes.

Kid Chameleon was the reason I bought an imported Game Genie clone called the Pro Action Replay. It had a learning capability where you could search for values and narrow down results by changing them, until you locked into potential codes.

Holy crap is TMNT hard. Just unfair. I only recently learned a pattern to get through the Technodrome without those astronauts slaughtering me. Ugh. Just painful.

I'm pretty sure the first time I ever did it I used the trick, but I'm not sure. Eventually I learned the pattern, that boss is simply unfair. Just legit hellish.

Secret of Mana. I created a slew of Game Genie codes to allow me to level up weapons and spells quickly, because it's an enormous pain in the ass to level up every weapon's individual level on every character, as well as each spell on each character. Just drudgery. I've played it through legit with grinding levels of…

And wasn't it something like, he asked the prop guys to find something like the old "zappy Jacob's Ladder thing from the Frankenstein lab" and they came back "How about that exact thing? We found it in storage while we looked for stuff"?

unclear, nuclear, tomato, tomahto.

Oh jeez. I didn't even know about this show… I'd have watched it, because it's obviously by the creator of 3-South, which I loved, but god are the reviews BAD.

Nowhere in particular…

For those of you playing at home, that was not the intro to 'Then Came Bronson'.