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Right? She hasn't had nearly enough time to flip-flop that hard, especially if they've barely had one proper date.
I actually rewound and went back to her conversation with Clark to make sure I hadn't missed some key point when they were discussing the meaning of life, etc. It was odd.
OMG, Joe Flanigan on Fringe!
I know! and then he's dead. damn. He needs to be in more shows I watch.
It was very abrupt and Kara's explaination makes very little sense considering last season and how little time passed from the finale to the premiere.
Yes, that bugged.
God bless the salmon ladder, AMEN.
and in a suit!
Liked the second episodes of Flash and Arrow much better than the first.
Oliver trusting the new recruits with his secret seemed foolish (I don't care what Felicity says. And speaking of needing to tone down the lipstick...)
So I haven't watched Legends of Tomorrow since I gave up on it very early in season 1 but I gave it another try tonight. I think I might have actually enjoyed it? Also, hello, Eobard. Wasn't expecting that (though I suppose I should have.)
ETA: I think a big reason for enjoying it more is the Hawks were gone, as was that pathetic excuse for Vandal Savage. The lack of Captain Cold sucked, though.
This week in stupid TV history...
Albert Einstein wouldn't build a nuclear atomic bomb, and even if the nazis could force him to try, he couldn't. He was a theoretical physicist, not an engineer. He may know why a bomb explodes, but not how to actually build one. And the nazis already had Werner Heisenberg running their program, so what would they need with Einstein? Plus, it took the Manhattan Project four years to build a bomb. Granted, they weren't getting their uranium from Damien Darhk, nor did they have Eobard Thawne to give them a set of blueprints, but still, it would still take a lot of time.
And what's Thawne's interest here? He of all people should be opposed to messing with his own timeline.
Oh, Barry, Sad!Cisco is the worst! You better fix this before the end of the episode.
Also, Draco! I don't care what his code name is while he's living undercover as a Muggle. He's still Draco.
I'm slightly boggled that Barry broke the timeline so hard that on Arrow, baby Sara became baby John. I'm a little pissed that the showrunners not only fridged Sara, they turned her namesake into a dude.
Also, I have ZERO use for Draco and the clunky manufactured hostility against Barry. (That said, I often end up loving characters who start out annoying the shit out of me -- Cisco being the biggest example -- so I'm giving him a chance.)
Also, John Wesley Shipp's teeth are distractingly white. (And Dawson on the TV in the diner on Earth-3 made me laugh and laugh. Well played, show.)
I am so so upset about baby Sara. Fix it!
Yeah, that's total bullshit.
Odds on Draco being connected to Doctor Alchemy? Although I am still going to keep a running commentary in my head, assuming it's actually Draco. He's convinced Barry's got a wand somewhere. And was a Hufflepuff.
Odds on Draco being connected to Doctor Alchemy?
Tim thinks Draco *is* Doctor Alchemy, and I thought that was too freaking obvious, but then Dr. Wells was actually Reverse Flash and Jay Garrick was Zoom, so...this show does love the obvious.