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She might have hated that chicken enough to kill it, cook it and literally serve it as a peace offering.

R.I.P. Belinda Sparks, lol. Does anyone know what was that piece of music that was playing at the start of the episode when Sheldon was working on his math problem? I've heard it before but I just can't remember the name of it.

I think Sheldon might have had better luck having Stephen for his son's middle name. As in Hawking. Maybe at some point during the show's run we'll get a narration bit from Leonard Cooper himself along with dad.

Although the show has been off the air for only a few years, Adam Scott (Ben) seems to have changed the most in appearance. No mention of Mark (Paul Schneider) but I really wasn't expecting him to show up or get a mention. But I was glad to see Joan Callamezzo (sans the Gotcha Dancers) and Jeremy Jamm. Even Tammy Two got a smile from me. And Jean Ralphio was annoying as ever. Best moment hands down- "5000 Candles in the wind".

When Barry and Iris are reunited after all this, I would love for Barry to mention this to Iris as one of the clues that he suspected he wasn't dealing with the real Iris.

I'm holding out hope for at least a brief appearance from Ray in the future if only to patch up his his friendship with Nate.

I'm sure there's a spot for her on the Waverider whenever she wants it.

Saw it this past weekend and I liked that little aspect about the family. Sure they talked about Marta being one of the family, but they couldn't even be bothered to remembered where her actual family came from? I took it that it showed how little they really knew her despite their words. The actor/character that really stood out for me was Daniel Craig's Blanc. I'm so used to seeing and hearing him as the very British James Bond that hearing him sound like Foghorn Leghorn threw me for a loop. And for the longest time I wasn't sure if he was completely all there. Blanc's singing a few lines from Sondheim's "Losing My Mind" I thought might have been a clue of sorts. "Sometimes I stand in the middle of the floor/ Not going left/ Not going right."

Another vote for the Lena hates Kara storyline to be over and done with. Between her memories of Lex and Kara one would think she would be a bit more forgiving towards Kara in the light of their shared new reality. Hopefully soon she'll stop acting like Kara burned down her she shed and messed with her discount.

Where's Mia, and William, and Thea?!

So now we know Freeland is on the same earth as Star City.

I chalked it up to Ryan just being an ordinary human while it took a bit more effort to knock out Kara for a powered-up Lex.

For a minute I thought I (and Earth-1 Barry) was hallucinating when I saw Ezra Miller. Mind blown.

Since they're Russia-adjacent, that would be the only explanation that would make any kind of sense. BTW, the aircraft carrier (cgi of course) shown would be the Admiral Kuznetsov unless on Supergirl's Earth Russia just happened to have had an extra carrier or two available for sale.

I guess we can forget about a Supergirl/Legends crossover ep that would be called The Adventures of Skirt and Heatwave.

Well she did mention once that she was going to put his love of repetition to good use.

If Dany (R.I.P.) was able to find a Starbucks in Winterfell, maybe Home Depot and/or Lowe's can set up shop in King's Landing and do big business there.

If that isn't a sign of intelligence then I don't know what is.

I'll admit seeing Magneto getting his ass handed to him in a straight up fight has piqued my interest in seeing the movie, but I'm not going in with my expectations sky high. The Last Stand has left a bad taste in my mouth that's still there. When Marvel Studios starts creating their own series of X-Men films, the Dark Phoenix storyline is one I hope they steer clear from.

That's how I thought of it too. One last major storyline to wrap up during the ep while others are more open ended. Favorite moment: Leonard slapping Sheldon. I would have liked to have seen the look on Johnny's and Jim's faces when they learned that was going to happen. As far as parents not being there, in my head Mary and MeeMaw are at home watching Shelly/Moonpie and Amy being awarded with their prize.

For a second, with what happened with the basketball game at the beginning I thought that might have been a side effect of "The Snapture".

I've also wished that the show would have brought on one of Leonard's other siblings at some point during the show's run just to hear their own take on their relationship with Beverly and Leonard. They could have had a bone of their own to pick with Leonard and Beverly. From what's been mentioned Leonard's other siblings are more accomplished in their fields than Leonard is in his. What if an explanation for that was that it was a way of them trying to get their mother's approval while Leonard entered a field he was actually passionate about. I still laugh about the fact that Beverly wrote a book about Leonard called Needy Baby, Greedy Baby. So Raj's potential wife can be found among single women who are regular viewers of Hallmark Channel movies.

It's definitely a joke that's been a part of the Howard/Raj friendship for years so I wasn't surprised that they had a "no homo" moment at the airport.

Being in her position it's easy to see why she's so smug at this point in the current season. She has a bodyguard that could rip anyone limb from limb that threatens her. Her army is rested, well-equipped and at home without incurring any casulties from fighting an army of the dead. A fleet commanded by an ally has just killed one of the last two dragons belonging to her enemy. And supplementing that is an intelligence network that apparently could put the KGB to shame. She might as well have had a banner hung outside along the city walls with a message directed at Jon and Dany that read "You wanna piece of me? Then come at me bitches!!!" Since she isn't the type to slink off to a retirement community for deposed ex-queens, it ought to be pretty enjoyable and fun watching her going down fighting to the end and losing everything.

If I could, I would have Tyrion haunted by the ghost of Septa Unella. Every time that he gave a bit of half-assed advice, she would ring her bell and say to him "Shame!, Shame! Shame!"