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If it's both, Oliver should hit him up for advice on time management. Sure, he'd be a psychotic killer, but I'd be legit impressed if he managed to do all that.

Well, I mean, she supposedly came back from the dead. They could have sprung for some cider. I actually like what was shown of WD in the loft. It acknowledges and emphasizes the fact that that it's odd to have the newbies there.

Who was the one to suggest Lance being the first to realize something is going on with Felicity. It's like you summoned up that pic of him and EBR in the bunker with the episode director. Lance also looks banged up.

My favorite part is probably that Oliver and Felicity get a stunt together. I'm trying to think of the last time it happened and... Exploxion in 301?

Wow. How many times has this happened before?

Look at that dead eyed stare as she's turning around. Is she a zombie now?

This is Us' lastest episode is complete filler. I mean, I was sorry for Dr K and annoyed with his pushy son, and sorry for Joe, though I don't think his mood in this episode fit what we saw of him in the hospital. However, I can't say I got much from the experience.

I fully believe she wouldn't have told him without Barry's involvement.

As far as Samantha knew at that point, it was a random person.

I imagined there was a time jump between the engagement party and the following episode. The PT session she had with Paul was implied to be after the surgery, wasn't it? I didn't have trouble imagining that it took Samantha a week of Will missing to circle to Oliver.

They're still redressing that set for the Arrow loft, though, so I guess it doesn't take much to do it. It features in Arrow's MSP, and they used it for their Christmas do in that shape, which was after these episodes were filmed. Which is to say, I don't think it really guarantees anything either way.

Yep, I'm ready for this separation deal to be over. I've given up on a satisfactory reconcilliation, it's just not in the writers' wheelhouse. But unless they're looking for reasons for a break up, they do well writing Oliver and Felicity together. I randomly thought of this scene earlier today. I want stuff like this again.

What? What English accent?

Plus the stupidest trial on this entire show. Including Laurel working on the case against Moira.

Maybe BS puts it in when her real identity is revealed?

Having Oliver sex up both mother and daughter (if that turns out to be the case) puts this in the same box with Isabel for me. Only with the added flavor of forced marriage to the gay aunt. However yucky the Isabel deal was it resulted in one of my favorite SA's reaction shots, so I accept it. :)

Guys, you're making this more yucky than Oliver and those Lance girls. Which is really saying something.

Are you sure this is the word you wanted to use? :)

Sorry, my oversight. :) It was cute, especially when it went to try and wake R2D2. But for me it was really Rey and Finn who carried the whole thing. There were plenty other things I really liked, but those two were at the epicentre for me. As for Padme, to be completely honest, I forgot what went on in episodes 1-3 as soon as I finished watching them.

Macha updated her 5+1 fic, In Deed and in Truth. The latest installment is at a future point, with Felicity and Oliver very firmly together. It's really sweet, but not toothache inducing. And I appreciated a take on

If they're inetersting, I'm open to hearing them. Shall we meet in Small Talk? :)

That's what he said about his schedule this year, yes.

Yeah, but she doesn't come off as charming to me. Those traits are just there.

We've talked recently how there is no real confirmation that DA Chase and the Vigilante are the same person although everything makes it seem so. Josh Segarra posting this is another thing in the positive column.

I started watching Stranger Things (chances are I'll be finishing it tomorrow or possibly Monday), and I was surprised to first see Cara Buono (yay!) and then Chris Sullivan who plays Toby on This is Us. It's no secret nor exaggeration to say I hate Toby. The warmest I've ever said about him is that I didn't hate him that much in a given episode. But there was something so instantly likeable and warm about Sullivan in this role, a very convincing vibe that this was a bona fide good guy. And man, that second episode with Nancy being an asshole, really, brought back so many memories to my teen years where I was Barb, the only thinking person in the room overflowing with hormones. The only nice thing Nancy did was to tell Barb to go home. Barb then had to ruin it by staying. The kids are so, so excellent. I don't know which of them I like better, Eleven, Mike, Lucas or Dustin. And I love the credits. So 80's.