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Off the top of my head, the very first "treat yo self" episode where Ben tries on the Batsuit, had him express sadness about breaking up with Leslie.

Jax. Mick. They didn't.

"Original Team Flash" ?

Let's be real...they've screwed up more. Like way more. The Legends are the best team easily...not sure if Sara is the best leader though. I can't stand "AvaLance".

^ I am shocked. Truly. /faux disbelief. Truthfully, I wouldn't be surprised if IW does better with all the hype and number of characters represented.

Honestly with the Netflix deal and iirc losing the Chicago affiliate ratings will continue to be like this.

Doesn't seem so crazy now does it?

Well they're making Shazam, Aquaman is in the tank I believe, and Suicide Squad is preparing for its sequel. So not dead.

I've been looking for anything that suggests Davina is in the final season. Haven't found anything yet. Any word?

No, perhaps not. But after five seasons of this, it's pretty annoying.

Once again a Jake-Amy plot that focuses fully on Jake's pov. Of-fucking course. This is pathetic at this point. I'm confused...Amy took her exam last season. She just got her results? Did she take it again? Why haven't we heard about this until now? What happens to Terry now? Co-sergeants? How will the squad view Amy in an authoritative role? All these questions that won't get answered. Edit: Dan Goor clarifies that getting the results does take a long while to get back. So that's one answered.

Is it other characters or is she calling out Hollywood. The latter I think. Nafessa Williams too. http://clexa-con.com/guests/nafessa-williams/ Who apparently had very little people at her table (and maybe panel too)

I don't remember, but if they did it would have been in season 2. I don't think it would have been in seasons 3 or 4 whenever he came back. Thawne could have easily killed him and assumed his place anytime. I don't think it'll happen but ever since the s2 Grodd ep and Cisco's remark of him "knowing a lot" of s1 Thawne I came up with that theory.

Honestly, a theory I've had since s2 on and off, is that Harry is actually Thawne. It was strengthened when he's name dropped Thawne a few times (or someone else did in his presence, I forget).

Allison isn't a victim in my eyes. At some point she has to own her actions, even if she was manipulated.

Except...Lana was white. Kristin is part-Asian, yes...but Lana's parents were white.

I saw no maturity. Was it when he was all cheerful after his father died? When he knocked himself out with a ball? I'm sorry, I seem to have given the impression that I didn't like Black Panther. No, I fucking loved it. Easily the best of all the ones we've mentioned, and a movie that knows how to balance tone. Bucky nor Cap knew how safe he was. Cap warned against intruders coming for Bucky..I don't think he was aware how badass the Dora etc are. Huh...I can't really argue against that.

For a movie titled "Captain America" we sure didn't get as much as one expected. There was always tension, but not much friendship. The viewer was supposed to be sad at the rift between Cap and Iron Man...but unlike the comics there was no strong friendship to be sad about. Unlike say, Steve and Nat. And most of the other characters that were in that big airport battle scene...what was their motivation? Scott Lang was just thrown in because...of reasons. Same with Peter and Clint. Why were they there? Peter didn't even seem to know what the issue was. Finally Steve was way too calm about Bucky's decision to go into stasis in Wakanda. BvS was built off a lot of the public's fear and distrust of Superman. It's logical for people to be wary of that in this day and age and want him to have...restrictions/be accountable (oh snap). Especially as his arrival was followed by Zod. The "Martha moment" was silly, yes.

^ Well that I disagree with. Jane/Michael were the best. Highly preferable to Jane and Raf before the jump. I like the latter now when it's not just a fantasy (even if I still think Gina worked best with Brett)

^ Exception to the rule.

Off-topic but not sure that one counts. I believe it was always the plan to do the thing that they did.

Ragnarok had Thor lose multiple IQ points just for "comedy". And it couldn't even decide the tone. Wacky over the top bits where Goldblum and the actor who played that rock guy tried to be funny but just weren't, coupled with Hela destroying Asgard (and killing the Warriors Three in a all to brief scene). Uneven. The first two had humor but knew how to keep an even tone. Similar to Black Panther most recently. Critics loved it because of their massive MCU bias (see the reactions to the very similar BvS and Civil War).

Who's she again? Nyssa? Felicity? I've lost track.

Oh yea. Well I'll have to rewatch to discern her tone.

Maybe, but at this point I just think she enjoys needling him about it. Or she considers the marriage legitimate...it was done by the League way, the traditions she's known her entire life.