I'm loving Brenda Strong as the big bad this season! Such an unusual role for her.
Boxed Set, Vol. VI: I am not a number, I am a free thread!
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Other thoughts:
I hate James's current storyline. And I miss James, Winn, and Kara working together.
Alex is supposed to be under 30? And so far along in her career?
I agree with what others said about Chyler Leigh doing a fantastic job this season. And now I'm out of Supergirl episodes to watch and sad.
I'm caught up with Arrow, and the Quentin-as-Prometheus thing has to be a misdirect. I don't think he has the skill to fight the way Prometheus does.
Also, Dolph Lundgren has aged well. Dang.
I cheered when Iris ducked Wally's punch and hit him.
So I'm happy that Thea got him into rehab and all, but why are we spending more time on Quentin's alcoholism than we are on Felicity's PTSD?
(Speaking of PTSD, some amazing acting during those flashbacks. hoo boy, the way he flinches and trembles when the hood comes off.)
Supergirl may be my favorite of the Super shows right now. They've really stepped up their game this season. While I miss Cat, I appreciate that her absence has been giving the writers a chance to grow Wynn and Alex's characters.
Arrow has gotten better about intertwining their storylines this year. I think the Mayor Ollie storyline has been a huge improvement on the show by making his civilian life and his superhero life into two sides of the same battle. (Though they set the groundwork for it last season.)
I am so distracted by the transformation of Curtis' hair.
I am so distracted by the transformation of Curtis' hair.
Ha! YES.
That has to take time, right? And who does it?
I was already befuddled by how quickly Team Arrow goes from civilian clothes to crimefighting outfits AND gets to the scene of a crime. But to add in Curtis changing his hair -- apparently that's where I can't suspend my disbelief.