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Sure, but the handjobs would also have involved the missing ball he was worried about. BTW, loved Shawnee's reaction. One less thing to worry about.

It says 200lbs, so it's pounds. Still damn impressive. Maybe he's keeping in shape in case the show ever has him lug around SA again. ?

I took the one about clothes as being a matter affordability for the asker. As in, she likes the costume designer's choices for Felicity and would like to be able to buy some for herself. If we're going to talk about asks, what about the super specific one about prophylactics? Felicity is obviously not pregnant and I very much doubt an STD is a storyline this show will do about its hero. It's just weird.

Even more than scars, how does his mental state in the pilot match where he is at in the flashbacks? Are two days really going to send him into sleeping on the floor with the windows open and trying to strangle his own mother when she attempts to wake him? But I'm trying to let it go since the show obviously has.

This being Jonah's first time since his treatment, what happened to the (two and a half?) mercy handjobs he bragged about to Dan?

Non-spoilery questions and answers from MG's Tumblr. Actors: Characters: Production: Various, with shade on the side:

According to MG's latest batch of Tumblr answers, the ravaging line was a joke, and one real line of Olicity dialogue from the party is, “This is hard for you, isn’t it?” I am happy with how this turned out. Also mildly disappointed that the island flashback actually do take place shortly before Oliver's "rescue". Meh.

Spoilers from Guggenheim's Tumblr. 522 Final two episodes: Possible future storylines:

That episode has been marked as spring finale before the news of the cancellation, so I think the odds are not in favor of Baby Daddy getting renewed retroactively. This really was a great episode. The plots with the brothers and Riley, Bonnie and Brad were firing on all cylinders. That last formation isn't really something we've seen since Tad, right? This is Riley Perrin, wife of husband Danny Wheeler, killed me dead. Tucker's C-plot was the weakest, but still very good. It peaked at, I bet you wish you'd done a few more squats right about now. What was Bonnie screeching as everyone was getting out of the apartment?

The thing that confuses me is that I'm definitely not a memeber but the Youtube video @Soulfire posted plays just fine for me.

Now I have to know which version of GA has a cape! And who wears it at the party? Fingers crossed for Lance.

She sounds great and her eyes look stunning. I don't get the limited release thing. Did he put it on Youtube or did one of the subscribers rip it and put it up?

@ElectricBoogaloo, thank for the quotes. I miss su much on the first watch. Like, I missed 30% of this dialogue gold.

It's Ja.

Guggenheim said WH is contracted as a regular for next season.

I loved Amy's and Gary's reactions to his "affair" with Jane. You're my mom's favorite couple. Way to go!

There really is someone for everyone if there is a woman willingly sleeping with Jonah! Pay me, you bitch. -Pay him, you bitch. ? That's Selina at her finest. Good stuff with her childhood memories. Is Mike smart enough to be writing her unauthorized biography? Because that would fly off the shelves. Also nice touch with Catherine at the end. Selina ended up marrying her father, Catherine is looking for support and approval from her mother in the form of the shrink.

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I thought it was how they located Felicity with Helix, but I could very well be totally wrong. ETA: It was in 518 that Curtis tracked her to the Helix HQ. Those things take forever to get out of the system.

Isn't Barrowman one of the people with a multiple show regular contract this year? Meaning he didn't sign anything for this final stretch of Arrow episodes, he's been signed on since beofre the season.

They used him on LoT.

It doesn't feel very seasonal, but it's an excellent photo. SA seems to be having a ball in Ireland.

Maybe Curtis is still making her breakfast? Honestly, considering 520 is a direct continuation of 519, that's not really wierd.

Thanks, I'll save myself the aggravation then.

Has anyone watched Mildred Pierce? I started watching it because of Kate Winslet, but I've found Mildred infuriating for most of the two episodes I have seen. I don't know what gets me more, her naivete, high fallutin' attitude, or horrible mothering and enabling of her horrid, bratty older kid. Most of the times, the answer is the last one. Is this a story of personal growth? Because I only see Veda getting worse, not better, and she's already a pretty rotten human at the age of about 10 or so. So I need some guidance whether to watch the remaining three episodes or not. Frankly, I was all set to leave it be, but then there was a terrific quiet scene between Mildred and her husband in the second episode that just got to me. Also, at this point, he kind of seems like the best man around, and I did not expect that at the start of the first episode.