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I will say, as amusing as Kara repeatedly handing the entire team their ass over and over without breaking a sweat was, it did kind of make you wonder why Barry needed to gather everyone else in the first place.
I'm hoping the rest of the team is used more in Arrow and/or LoT. (Though the preview for Arrow made it look like a riff on "For the Man Who Has Everything," which I'm kind of giving the side-eye to.)
It's not as if Barry were Dr. Manhattan, intentionally altering events in everyone's lives to make them suckier. He tried to minimize the effects of his own interference in the past by setting things right. Cisco should put his big boy pants on and blame the drunk driver that mowed his brother down, not Barry.
Aw, that was fun. And Mick is funny now.
Belated comment on Supergirl. So virus was designed to target non-Kryptonian DNA. And it did not effect humans? Cause humans aren't aliens. I would think that on Krypton humans were included in the category "alien". One throw away line might have explained it. Or will this be a plot point down the road?
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that someone could engineer a virus that would be instantly deadly to an infinite number of biologically diverse organisms except one (well, I imagine they probably didn't want it to affect the non-humanoid Kryptonian species either. A war that still wipes out every other living being on the planet wouldn't be much of a win.)
My other question is how would Cadmus even know Medusa existed?
My other question is how would Cadmus even know Medusa existed?
That was the one that occurred to me.
Elsewhere people are speculating that Medusa will be involved in defeating the Dominators, thus making the Supergirl episode more cross-overy than it initially appeared.
ION, Stephen Amell posted on Facebook that tonight's episode of Arrow is number 100.
If anyone is wondering where the Queen Family Feels are, I seem to have ended up with ALL OF THEM. (Geez, Amell, stop gutting me with your sad face.)
On a lighter note: seen on Twitter: "No way did Oliver put on those alien scrubs. An alien stripped the Green Arrow & if that didn't make them spare the human race, nothing will"
Okay, so that *was* a riff on "For the Man Who Has Everything," but that was REALLY well done.
If anyone is wondering where the Queen Family Feels are, I seem to have ended up with ALL OF THEM. (Geez, Amell, stop gutting me with your sad face.)
Jeez, I cried several times.
I'm a little bummed they couldn't get Manu Bennett or Colin Donnell (although the line about Tommy being a doctor in Chicago was AWESOME), but the rest of it was great.
I still think the alien invasion dealie is fairly cheesy (although I loved Curtis being totally excited to hack alien tech), but this crossover is a hell of a lot of fun.
It took me a second for Ray's (or rather Brandon Routh's) line about Kara resembling his cousin to sink in, but when it did I laughed and laughed.
I'd figured they'd have to acknowledge Routh having played Superman at some point in the cross over, but it still caught me completely by surprise.
Felicity's comment about seeing Kara was like looking in a mirror was pretty funny, too.
Arrow was terrific last night. The finale on Legends wasn't as good, but it was fun, and I loved the end with Oliver and Barry sitting in the bar knocking back beers.