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God knows I don't like Laurel and it certainly wasn't Oliver's fault but from Laurel's perspective the only anomalies on her Earth before it's destruction were Oliver and Diggle and I don't think at the point she got angry she really understood what Oliver was doing so I can sort of understand her thinking that because they were the only thing "wrong" on her Earth, it was their fault. It doesn't completely make sense since she knows her going to another Earth and even taking the place of a dead person as Oliver did didn't cause the destruction of that Earth but her world had been destroyed so I can make allowances especially since I think part of her anger was driven by Oliver's insistence there was no hope because some random dude she'd never heard of said so.

You're not wrong but I think The Monitor might just be kind of a dick. Trying to save the Multiverse or not, I'm really starting to hope someone decks him soon.

I know WHY it's not happening but it doesn't make sense story wise that no one is calling Felicity to talk Oliver off the ledge.

She was in S4 when she fought Nyssa/gave her the Lotus

Robert was def E2 Green Arrow but I don't remember him being dead.

I like Zoe but I'm more bothered by the idea of JJ killing her than I am by the death itself. I know JJ probably killed the guy shown this week and he presumedly didn't become the leader of the Deathstroke Gang by giving everybody puppies but it still feels like a line I don't want to see Dig's son cross.

I'm apparently petty as hell too, I think that actually may have been my favorite part of the episode

I liked it but I couldn't help thinking that it would have been creepy/weird as hell for her even if it had been E2 Felicity because E2 Felicity doesn't know Oliver or their life together. It kind of read as "I miss my wife so I'm going to go creep out an alternate Earth version of her."

I thought so too

I have no idea about the others but I'm reasonably certain Brandon Routh doesn't want people to forget about Superman Returns.

I think they might hold it for the end credits if EBR were to return before the finale but if it were just for the finale, they'd probably announce it for the buzz since buzz after the fact wouldn't do them much good.

It is a little strange but I think they used the season 1 poster earlier so maybe they're just cycling through all of them?

I have basically no idea how Instagram works so I can't find or link to it but according to people on Twitter SA said in an Instagram live that he's only in 9 of the 10 episodes. I honestly don't know if this makes me lean towards or away from Oliver actually dying.

I'm torn on the Oliver developing a sense of humor thing. On one hand, immediately after being forced to abandon your wife and children to head towards your fairly immediate, seemingly inevitable death is a weird af time to suddenly develop one but on the other, this season has the potential to be so dark and depressing that they kind of have to lighten the mood somehow and most of the characters who have added levity in the past are gone. It also really depends on what type of humor we're talking about, a fatalistic, gallows type humor would make sense and actually be fairly in character for Oliver but if Oliver's suddenly cracking jokes all the time that wouldn't work for me at all.

Not watching the show doesn't really bother me but not doing the the two minutes of research required to get the really basic facts right does. This statement only makes any sense if you don't realize he was paired with a different Lance in S2 and even then not much since Oliver and Felicity hadn't been officially paired yet. A Google search could have fixed this (and also maybe the spelling Olicity, I have no idea why but that really bugs me.)

If Oliver's working with/for The Monitor, I'm assuming we're actually talking 1 week after The Monitor took him which would be months since we'd last seen anyone else. Still a kind of fast turn around for a complete image overhaul but better than a week

I don't disagree that it didn't make sense for him to be yelling at Angus if Angus wasn't there but I think he was just throwing the chlorine tablets that Bubba had brought to make the well stop stinking into it.

I didn't understand why it didn't occur to any of them that Blaine might have turned Peyton before she approached Liv. I could see not assuming he did but the thought didn't even seem to enter any of their minds despite it being a very similiar situation to Liv turning Major in season 1. I think it was the brain of the flunky who'd brought the chlorine tablets and he just happened to have been present when Blaine killed Darcy. I think Darcy's brain had already gone to whoever bought it in the first place.

Has it ever been explicitly stated whether the end of series retrospective is counted as one of the 10 episodes? I would have assumed not but Jane the Virgin's was counted/labeled one of their 100 episodes so it made me wonder.

The fact she seems to be bragging about it is just... Does she think it makes her look good? It doesn't read as "this job was so important to me" so much as "I was incredibly rude to a stranger for no reason."

I think this may be my biggest problem (among so many) with the twist, it required Veronica to suddenly become a moron. The guy makes several not terribly vague threats and she just leaves his unexamined backpack in her car? Leaving the backpack would have been too stupid to be believable from Veronica without the threats but he makes multiple threats and she doesn't think "Hmm, maybe I should worry about the bag he insisted on bringing?"

I'm quickly going from hating the twist to kind of hating Rob Thomas. I honestly don't think he has any idea what made the show work. Without Neptune and its people, Veronica Mars doesn't work. And not just because I wouldn't like it, I don't think anyone outside of Neptune would put up with this Veronica's endless supply of bitchy shit.

I don't really think this Veronica was someone any of us had met before, Veronica always, at least post Lilly, had an edge but this Veronica was less "has an edge" and more "randomly a bitch to literally everyone" to the point that no one in the real world would willingly spend time with her. 30-something, in a five year stable relationship Veronica should not be less stable than 17 year old, best friend murdered, recent sexual assault victim Veronica. I feel like we were supposed to take her seeing Jane as progress and it was but going to a single therapy session a year after your husband was blown up before your eyes while you packed for your honeymoon and then immediately fleeing town and abandoning your entire support system doesn't scream "this person is going to be okay."

I've always kind of felt that Rob Thomas originally saw Duncan and Veronica as the show's epic romance and has always been somewhat bitter it didn't work out/the majority of the fandom didn't buy into it so this definitely feels like a fuck you. It's not even totally about being a LoVe fan for me, regardless of feelings toward Logan, it's another tragic loss for Veronica (with a side of probable guilt for the bomb being mostly meant for her) who was already fairly clearly not okay and I hate it.

Evan was still in high school in season 1 while Liv was post med school so there was an at least seven year difference which really doesn't work if they share the same horrible father who Liv doesn't remember. I kind of feel like they suddenly realized Liv still being on the outs with her family made no sense without explanation so they just threw this in with the added bonus of giving Liv a connection to the new evil.