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Cisco blames himself that's why. He thinks it was all his fault, and that if he could find Ronnie and cure him, he'll redeem himself. It never crosses his mind that it wasn't his fault, Ronnie told him to do it, and his actions saved a whole bunch of people.

I don't want Skye to time travel back.

They still haven't said he was trapped behind enemy lines, so I'm sticking with Sousa is Peggy's husband.

He's just trying to figure out who killed his friend. I don't think it's the actions of a villain, he's good at his job is piecing it together, and I'm guessing next week he's going to let Peggy go when she tells him what's going on. Love that the Chief is having doubts about Stark being guilty. I've also got to give props to them for making Thompson an actual human instead of a complete douchestain. And speaking as an Agents of SHIELD watcher, can we somehow just time travel Simmons, Fitz, Mack, May, Bobbi (they need someone who could stand a chance in a fight against Dottie), and Lance to this time period? And have the shows merge being called Peggy Carter Agent of SHIELD?

So Dean is a Taylor Swift fan, who knew?

Cisco: "How can you speak 6 different languages and sound like a dick in every one?"

Grodd is back! Hells yeah that was awesome. Nice to see there's going to be no dragging out of Barry's dad actually knowing Barry is The Flash, and that Barry knows. Cisco was an idiot when it came to Hartley, at least let Wells know beforehand. Although that could be forgiven for his line about Hartley knowing 6 languages.

Whoever did the casting for this show, deserves all the money they got and more. Cory Michael Smith is owning his role as Nygma, as are obviously Robin Lord Taylor as Penguin, Donal Logue as Harvey, and Ben McKenzie as Jim. But let's think about this, in all of Batman's history this show might be able to say they've got the definitive versions of Riddler and Penguin when all is said and done. Nygma carried this episode, and that's not a knock on anything else, but this was Nygma's episode. And that face to face next week is going to be amazing.

Still better than Nationwide and their ad that basically says "Buy our insurance or we'll kill your kids."

"Buy our insurance or we'll kill your kids."

Yeah, Mike may have the biggest conscience of them all, but against another lawyer in a trial, he'd go for the throat. That's not a great way to show that Rachel is ready, hell if she were to face Travis Tanner, with the way they wrote her in this episode, she'd be crying while cross examining a witness. They could write her better, especially since her dad is Robert Zane, who we've seen is like Jessica, Louis, and Harvey. He's an asshole in the court, and he'll try to get under the opposing council's skin. Louis got under Rachel's skin way too easily, and it wasn't even like when Louis took on the former partner, where it was a moment of "Oh shit, I could face Jessica, but Louis will eat me alive with financial law" moment.

"You think you can threaten my mother!?"

After watching both Bill & Ted movies again, there are two moments I've got to add. The first being in Excellent Adventure when they land in the future. You had Robbie Robb's "In Time" playing, although it's not the version on the soundtrack, and it kicks into high gear when the people of the future are mimicking the air guitar and Bill and Ted are standing there not believing it. Just the perfect song for that scene. The second being in Bogus Journey, their winning of the Battle of the Bands starts with a Steve Vai guitar solo going right into "God Gave Rock and Roll II", and that song plays over the end credits where headlines are showing the Stallyns achieving their destiny.

I watched both Bill & Ted movies again recently, and just a few from them. In Excellent Adventure when they land in the future. They get to see The Three Most Important People in the Universe, the people who believe in their teachings, and they also see the utopia they made, and they have no idea why these people are worshiping them. That's more of a "Hell yeah" after the movie though. Again in Excellent Adventure, their entire history presentation, mainly Abraham Lincoln. In Bogus Journey, of course when they win Battle of the Bands and the credits show headlines of the Wyld Stallyns achieving their destiny.

Losing his license would be the least of his worries. His ass would be in jail for fraud, and he'd be joined by Harvey and Jessica. The entire firm would also come crashing down.

Oh my Zod, Jon could not keep a straight face when talking to Kristen. And I don't blame him, damn that was hilarious.

Louis is going to leave scorched earth. I'm hoping though, he and Donna repair their friendship. It's obvious Donna does want to be friends, and Louis was deeply hurt by her not telling him. Good to see that Katrina will continue her career, even if it's not at Pearson, Specter, and Litt. It would have been nice to see her be Louis' associate again, but Amanda Schull is a main on 12 Monkeys. Just a note for USA: I don't give a flying rat's ass about Fifty Shades of Grey. Well, unless one of them was an alien and it's all a plot for alines to take over the world, they could call it Fifty Shades of Greys.

So is it called Lelicity or Felaurel?

He already kicked ass in one iconic Harrison Ford role. Star-Lord in Guardians was pretty much a take on Han Solo, as was Rocket.

At least they showed that Laurel is way out of her league in this vigilante stuff. A few sessions with Ted Grant does not make her good enough to do what Team Arrow does. So DJ Douche is with the League and answering to Maseo? Oh yeah, I'm still going with everything Maseo is doing when it comes to Oliver is under the orders of Ra's. We've seen Ra's has no problem killing his own members, so he'd sacrifice some for this. It makes Oliver think that they only ones he can trust are Maseo and Tatsu. I know it won't happen, but with everything that's happening with the Glades, I'd love it if the League sent over maybe 20 people including Ra's and Nyssa, and took down Brick and his crew for the crime of getting in their way.

She's an assassin that shares a name with a venomous spider. Natasha isn't the only one, and she damn sure wasn't the first. Same with Colonel Phillips, Sousa, Howard, and all the Howling Commandos. Speaking of Howard, he did deserve that verbal smackdown, but like I said he does respect Peggy. While he did lie to her, he sees her 100% as his equal at the very least, and better than a whole lot of others.

So the Feds are going to be on the Winchester's and Charlie's asses now, right? Charlie did kill a ma, not just any man, but a high powered man, at a building with lots of security cameras, and didn't wear gloves. That's not even mentioning Dean being there. They also killed the Wizard, cops are going to wonder who did that. Dean wasn't exactly the brightest in this episode. He let DarkCharlie into the room with the guy who murdered her parents, and didn't even search her weapons. He told DarkCharlie that Sam and LightCharlie were on that guy's trail, he didn't think that DarkCharlie would leave the bar, and didn't realize DarkCharlie was tailing him. In this episode he was over 6 foot pure idiot, you put his brain in a parakeet, zing flies backwards. I do love the Dean Charlie sibling relationship. It's obvious these two love scenes with each other.

That's been the best thing Cisco has said on this show, or Arrow.

I was expecting it as well.

Oh Cisco, Cisco, Cisco, Han didn't shoot first, Han was the only one to shoot. I was hoping Cisco would have been the one to outsmart Hartley, but the speech from Wells was good. Hartley was a dick, he was Sheldon Cooper times 950, and Cisco isn't. But I'm guessing he's going to outsmart Wells to help Barry beat him in the season finale. Joe and Barry doing the experiment was a lot of fun. Judging from that scene, Joe loved the experiments Barry was doing in the garage, because he was into the one in Barry's office. We finally got a Speed Force mention.