I assume Heatwave and Cap Cold know how to assemble their guns from the parts, but they don't know how to create the necessary parts. I would assume the actual cold blast requires specific technical knowledge

I agree, although when it's this important, it's a bit more understandable.

I don't think Wells has any way of knowing what happened when Barry and Iris were going to rescue Joe. Also, I'm pretty sure Barry would have talked to Iris regardless of whether or not he got that advice.

I did kind of figure he'd lie

Oh, right. Totally forgot that DC has (had?) two groups that were referred to as Outsiders. I was thinking of the older Batman and the Outsiders group…

It's on my list of things I would most want to see.

I'm talking about the DC Outsiders. Which ones are you talking about?

While homophobes may see it as a weakness, that doesn't mean everyone who sees it as a weakness is a homophobe (also, I would imagine there are other reasons besides just seeing it as weakness)

I'd say no, because if she was supposed to be Lady Shiva, she would be about 3 times better than she is

Well, I'm not sure she'll get to have Lady Shiva training in this show.

Maybe have to let him recover from his injuries first, then lock him in "supermax" prison

(SPOILER WARNING, in the off chance you haven't seen flash)

Nah. Ollie's lost his company, but he's far from bankrupt. He still probably has lots of investments. He probably also has life insurance from both of his parents.

Merlyn wouldn't have been trained by the Outsiders. Merlyn wouldn't be fleeing from the Outsiders, and wanted Ollie to fight the outsiders to erase a blood debt. Ollie wouldn't have moral qualms against joining the Outsiders. Thea wouldn't have sold Merlyn out to the Outsiders, hoping to get him killed. The Outsiders…

I think we should wait and see before we decide that they're cheating. Some stuff will undoubtedly be undone, but they've already hinted about how messing with the past can backfire.

Inhumans often seeem not to care for humans very much, in the comics

Wells already killed Barry's mom. How much more personal does it need to be?

But not caring that Fitz says it would likely actually be lethal. She's advocating Icers becaues bullets don't work, not so much because she wants a non-lethal option

I'm sure they were going for something like that, but it looked exactly like I would imagine if Jean Grey was at the height of her telekinetic ability.

It didn't entirely feel heat of the moment to me. She went on about it for basically two full episodes, which was the length of Skye's quarantine, plus traveling to South America, and whatever else was going on.