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It’s filmed in New York, so that was New York in October.

I kind of suspect that at some point there were supposed to be more Leviathan characters and at some point it got changed to the woman we've seen before without properly updating the script. I hope this isn't part of a plan for the Superman and Lois and series. We've had years and years of Kara intros where she said she came to Earth and her cousin was already Superman.

Phil LaMarr has been doing the Martian form voice since last year's finale.

When the Wonderland Gang is looking for the knife, are we supposed to take it that Alice/Beth forgot she threw it at Batwoman? Her mental condition includes losing information like that?

Is is weirder to name two of your daughters after the daughters from King Lear or to do that and then have a third daughter where you don't name her like that?

That's how you know it's a CW show.

Great Migration is said to be 2047, so in a mere 8 years. "All our files on this major historical event are both on paper and classified even though you're taking a class on it." Why is telepathy giving them point of view and information from when Jax is not in the room?

This some Lower Decks cast and character information. It is reportedly set shortly after Nemesis.

Wasn’t there a bit where they show clips of Guillermo killing vampires including the Baron?

How do the space people know about Terrans enough to look down on them? Are there a bunch of other humans (besides I guess Star Lord and Captain Marvel if we’re still in some variant of the MCU) who’ve gotten into space somehow and are giving Earth a bad reputation?

It's nice that Team Arrow has carefully marked Classified folders to put the printouts of classified files Felicity steals into.

That wasn't this episode.

She has been in a couple of previous episodes this season. She is also the actor who played Airiam last season. (This season she was recast.)

She's taking over Airiam's position.

Though on Voyager Tuvok survived Pon Farr by having sex with a hologram of his wife.

Was there a line that I missed about why they couldn’t beam them off the station? Earlier they said if there is any trouble we’ll beam you out if there, but then trouble arose and they didn’t seem to try to attempt it. Also, when Airiam disabled her helmet, I wondered why they couldn’t just eject her into space with her helmet on and then pick her up later. She still would be in transmitting range? But that means transmitting requires her organic components?

I wish they had come up with an offensive power for Nia that didn't look like generic energy bolts (even if they're powered by "Dream Energy", whatever that is). Feels like you could tie into dreams with something more trippy. On the other hand, I liked how they handled the Hat's powers. Though I'm not sure about his accent.

I don't know if they've always been entirely consistent, but Supergirl has been previously shown as not being able to breathe in space. Back in the finale of the first season she flew a spaceship into space, lost consciousness, and had to be rescued by Alex flying the pod that brought Supergirl to Earth.

I found it distracting that Pike and Georgiou are supposed to be Academy contemporaries even though Yeoh is about ten years older than Mount ( who is already older than Jeffrey Hunter was in The Cage.) I liked their interactions, but I think a different prior relationship could have been established.

MacFarlane is the credited writer on eight of twelve in the first season and I think three so far this year.

There are negotiations to put the kid-oriented animated Star Trek series on Nickelodeon. https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/star-trek-animated-show-nickelodeon-1203138869/

Also Prince, who Jett was dreaming about playing drums for and mentioned like everyone would know who was.

Eight remaining episodes will start broadcasting March 24th, but that's the end for the show. https://www.instagram.com/p/BtrxE5sF4z3/?utm_source=ig_twitter_share&igshid=6lq6ciqvyac6