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But even then, when did Sara go around seducing people? Yes, she's a sexual being, but the article phrases it as if she uses that sexuality as a weapon, which I can't say was the impression I got from her time on Arrow or the scenes I've seen on LoT.

Why would anyone hate you? It doesn't seem like a controversial opinion.

@Coop33, what I am most interested about is this face swap. What the hell is it?

First island episode?

I think it's awkward but in a totally awesome way.

Is anyone else amused at the fact that CR's outfit is total Donna, if a bit more buttoned up?

Wait, are Sara, Ray and Kendra going to be stranded there until 1960 or will the others take two years in the future to get back to the point where they left them? Or am I missing a joke?

Thanks for the links. I have to say appreciate the scene with Stein the most since it offers the most insight into Sara. I am a little curious how her feelings for Nyssa were effected by the whole pit thing.

I cannot find those Sara scenes on Youtube. I did however run across Supergirl and Alex telling Kara she killed her aunt. That was a terrific scene. Chyler Leigh is great in it.

Yeah, Sara's training with Ivo being helpful would have made sense, but from what I saw, she was there to pull files.

I don't condone ascribing value to virginity either but I don't really think the show did that, at least not while I was watching it. The grandmother certainly preached it and Jane's decision was influenced by it, but in no way did I see the show casting judgement on all the other characters for not being virgins. For being raging psychos, sure, but not for this.

I'm just looking for Youtube clips, I'm not really interested in the full episode. But I read the recap here and can someone riddle me this: why did no one think of Sara and Kendra switching parts? Kendra would have raised less attention as a nurse than part of an interracial couple. The nurse could have been a repressed neighbor instead, and Kendra's big scene with Savage was in the hospital anyhow. Is it simple laziness due to the fact that Kendra and Ray are a couple now?

Did Sara have any scenes with the nurse after their drinks in the cafeteria? That's the last one I found and after seeing demonic vampire birds (???) I don't know that I want to watch the rest of the episode. Sara's hair when she arrived at the hospital was really off. I'm not saying nobody wore it like that in 1958, but that's not how you would walk in trying to blend in as a nurse in that town in that era. I will say that Jax has perfect skin. There isn't a pore to be seen.

Thanks. I'll check whether they're on Youtube.

Did the introduce Sara's 50s love interest?

We do? I remember something about her not being in Vancouver but do we have confirmation that it was during the whole time the episode was filmed?

Well, it's hard to say, isn't it? On the one hand, Oliver and Sarah are the action halfs of the duos. On the other, they are Oliver and Chuck stories.

I am telling you, Oliver needs to be the one to kill her. It would solve so many narrative problems.

The new Felicity poster has already brought forth amazing fanart. Source

I don't know that they both move out. Would they waste a set like that?

I imagine Felicity and Oliver not cohabitating at this point, so she would have to know.

I don't even mind JB playing and selling Malcolm as a misunderstood hero. My problem lies with other characters even slightly buying into it. Malcolm can see himself as Jesus Christ, just have the show make it clear he's batshit crazy.

Jane can be judgey about a lot of things. Like, A LOT, but I never felt she judged other for making different sexual choices than she did. Oh, now Michael's talked her back into waiting like Rafael last season?

Moira found out about the Undertaking just before Robert and Oliver left on the Gambit. The Samantha thing came before. I still don't think she would have told Malcolm jack shit at that point. She had Thea as the result of their affair. All I see is Moira keeping up a cordial front in the aftermath so as not to raise Malcolm's suspicions. She certainly wouldn't have invited him into family secrets. I'm convinced Robert died without a clue about Samantha.

It's a terrific poster. Pun intended. Maybe the T-balls mean that she perfects them and Curtis isn't there next season because of Echo's other commitments. Or they just needed her to hold something recognizable. But the all around coloring is wonderful and the choice of the lair is so much better than the background the masked characters got at the beginning of the season.