Sadly, it would undoubtedly be followed by

Indeed.

To be fair to them, many of those people were kids once.

To be fair to them, many of those people were kids once.

I'm mildly interested, though I can see a lot that is likely going to go wrong. That said, I'm glad that Ollie has finally and definitively dealt with his trust issues; I feel like they've really turned a corner with this development. Although in all honesty I think the recruits are little bitches and should be sent…

He seems like a pretty normal dude to me, so all this character assassination horse shit stinks.

That rival costume is still fucking ridiculous and the idea that he is capable of really matching Barry seems mildly implausible to me, given the way his power and skillset has grown over the last two seasons.

Thoughts;

I do see where the criticism comes from, as my own opinion on Blade Runner has changed a fair bit over the years.

True, but I still think that that kind of existential uncertainty is a key theme throughout much of his work.

Indeed, hence my hopefulness.

I'm sure others have said it before me and many more will say it after me but who gives a fuck about Krypton, Superman's granddad or this show?

I disagree, but I'm not going to throw snark at you for expressing an opinion and taking time to explain how you came to it.

You're not missing anything.

Reminded me somewhat of Bioshock Infinite.

"I'm not sure how I feel about the hosts all being nude in the real-world scenes. It's equal opportunity nudity, but I can't help but feel it is just an easy way for HBO to fill its boob quota."

I'd say it's fairly rated; I seem to remember it was pretty well-received and is regarded as great film.

To be entirely contrary, I've always thought that Deckard may be a replicant or he may not, and that seems the most Dickian answer to me.

At first I wasn't sure, but yeah definitely Black Hole Sun.

Nah, moment I saw him. Never trust a seemingly good character played by Frank Whaley.