This is why Thea is my favorite character in this universe. Girl can do anything. Set up a nightclub, run a business, talk real estate, flip and renovate houses, probably even cook too. "Fixer Upper with Thea Queen", "Thea's 30-Minute Vigilante Meals", the list goes on!

We all deserve a Christmas special episode where all of our DC-CW heroes are just drunk. The singing (oh, the singing), the ridiculous dares, the flirting, the property damage they'd cause, etc.

Because there will be catering. Mick can't say no to canapés and sandwiches.

A talk show spin-off with Thea, Sara, Kara, Caitlin and Mick as hosts in a "The View" kind of format. I would like their first guest to be Gorilla Grodd.

Way to bring it home, Legends of Tomorrow. Great way to conclude what I strongly believe the best 3-ish hours of network television. Thank you, CW, for making all of us who dreamed of seeing our heroes in live action.

I agree. But I'd throw Willa Holland as Thea in there. These three need to have an episode focused solely on them.

Right? I've actually thought of this before, with Thea, the Lances, Nyssa and Katana. That is until Laurel had to die on us and Katana moved to the bigger screen. They'd need a metahuman so let's add Caitlin. And what would really blow our minds is if they introduced Amazons. Maybe a Donna or Cassie to join them. Oh…

The tech support on this show raises the bar of the annoying sidekick trope. Even Emo Cisco is appalled to be in the presence of Curtis. That being said, I would have like for "Guardian" to crossover and have his useless ass get handed to him by a laughable and ridiculous Mr. Terrific. Pfft, amateur vigilantes.

This might change in the future or whenever I feel like it, but I agree that tonight’s Arrow episode is the BEST episode of this show, ever. It has everything that Arrow fans ever wanted and made us fell in love with the show. The Queens and Lances, the fight scenes—oh, the fight scenes—and the heart.

After watching this episode, I feel like Dig on the balcony after Barry abducted him and Oliver from fighting Vigilante. Pace is too fast, way too fast. But other than that, oh dear gawd that was EPIC. JUST EPIC.

Wormholes suddenly appearing whenever we're in awkward situations needs to be a thing!

Tom Felton is being typecasted to play the part of the reluctant "chosen one" to bring back a "dark lord." No complains there. He is a very convincing sanctimonious dick.

If I wanted to watch a subpar vigilante in a superhero show, I'd rewatch seasons 3 and 4 of Arrow. This Guardian arc is such a chore to watch. And I love Supergirl, but Guardian is dragging the show down.

Sure. But Laurel did not ruin Arrow. Felicity did.

True. But speaking canonically, Laurel, at least, is based on one-half of, arguably, one of, if not, the best romantic relationship in DC history. Which gives Dinah Laurel Lance a pass because her character is THE Black Canary, one-time head of the Justice League and one of the best fighters in DC universe. James…

James Olsen is going to be the Felicity of Supergirl. Single-handedly ruin a great, great show.

Oh, an Olicity-centric episode… big whoop. Surprisingly, this is way, way tolerable than past episodes that focuses on this horrible ship. Probably because it seemed like they were finally putting a stop to it and they're breaking up. But, no. I think they made up in the end. Not sure. I usually fast forward Oliver…

Supergirl Drinking Game: take a shot/drink every time a character says, "COUSIN."