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There's no way this isn't gonna come out dirty, so I'm just gonna say it. Service me, show!

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For the sake of the actress and her body double, I hope that's not the case. Or that all of Tina's fight scenes take place inside if it is.

To get buzz?

I just remembered something. In one of his talks with Felicity Oliver mentioned something about BS losing her family as part of the circumstances that shaped her. I don't remember that being mentioned earlier on in the episode? Because all I remember her saying was that E2 Oliver died, she moved to Central City and then became a meta.

LoT didn't really work for me the few times I tried it. But now you're making me want to watch it. Why are you being like this?

Especially when you take into consideration that BS used her likeness to Laurel against her friends. She basically took a dump on Laurel's memory. As for Tina, I'm neither here not there with her. There was a lot of trying too hard in that scene, but there was one close up that gave me hope that the actress can emote. No wonder BS looked drunk in the warehouse. These are the boots they gave her. That's just cracy.

Applause for getting a competent lawyer with Chase. Although the general really gave up easily after Chase got Diggle to stay in the SC lock up. How did the dude manage to become what he is with this little tenacity? I liked Dig's scenes with Chase but I really wished for him to be in on the action, since characters were finally able to connect to each other and it was wonderful. Too bad he wasn't in on it. I didn't really like Curtis and Rene's scene and it was because of Curtis. EK doesn't really manage to convey frustration and andger IMO. Who directed the episode? I wish the punch was blocked better and we could have seen more of it. The funniest moment of the episode was BS's phone call with Thea. Oh, you're back from the dead? I guess it's Wednesday. I'm just gonna chill and catch you whenever. You didn't mishear. It was in contrast to him being Oliver's former bodyguard. Basically, he used to be my bodyguard, but he's still my friend. Once again the writers manage to bungle something fairly easy. I can't be even bothered to be bothered about this. Here's my scenario: After the Arrow part of the crossover Evelyn walked into the lair and asked about the rest of the team. And Curtis, Rory and Rene started gabbering about Oliver and Dig apparently being snatched by aliens, and then Felicity went on a time ship, captained by Laurel's sister, the proto Canary.... Next,

I really don't follow the spoilers about This is Us at all. I only go as far as watching the promo, but even that is not a regular thing.

While I like the scene, I have to wonder why the writers didn't include the threat on Dig's life the first time around. It would have made Lyla and Oliver springing him out ASAP make more sense.

You know, seeing Jack alive in that episode with the kids in high school actually made me relax on that account, because it was confirmed he doesn't die while they are still just little kids. Also, while I'm convinced that it will be pretty much the saddest thing ever when he does die, the structure of the show means they can still have Jack ON the show. They'll jus flash back to an earlier time when he was still alive when they have a story to tell. I saw the promo for next week.

And offensive driving. :)

I thought Legion didn't start airing until February?

Not really spoilery, but what's up with Kate's job? It seems odd that a personal assisstant would get this much time off. Did she quit or get fired and they cut it like they did Beth's scenes after Toby's heart attack? Yeah, I still haven't let that go.

Mine was, no one is making you go out, Curtis. He brought it on himself.

I just realized that 511 is the scouting Tina episode and 512 is Russia. So ignore my previous ponderings about the timeline of Dig's release.

So Diggle is off to Russia in 511, and his storyline with the evil general gets resolved in 512. Does this mean that they spring him out in 511, or rather that he's legally released in 511, but the general thing unveils further and intersects with other storylines, including Felicity, in 512. Could this mean that he could be one of the new people Felicity turns to in her quest against Prometheus? Best part of that, though, is an OTA scene if I read the answer right. And possibly a meaningful one to boot. Yay. Killed by Cyrus Gold.

I've been blissfully unaware of the hysteria so I'm fine here. I just see no cause for it. Even if I do accept the premise of secret lovers, it still includes plenty of leaps of logic IMO.

Is this the thing you guys hinted at? Whatever it's supposed to be about, it doesn't make a bit of sense. I don't even get in which case something would happen to the co-star, if the wife got pregnant or if she didn't. Or is that supposed to be unrelated to the possible pregnancy?

She's also in The Arrangement which premieres in March, I think. I don't know if that show is still filming or what their filming schedule is like.

Dig, Curtis, Rory and Tina.

I only just read the part where it says American TV, so I thought of Marvel movies with Smulders. Fair enoug then.

I don't watch SG and most of my knowledge of it comes from this topic, but I didn't get the impression that Winn was either an alien or superpowered. I know the actor is an acclaimed performer in musicals, but as has been point out upthread - sausage fest.

I wasn't really aware of meltdowns over Pepper's role in IM3, but I can't say it surprises me.