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Seems odd to have a lockdown episode at this point. Was this postponed from a previous year? I've always been fond of the fuzzy orange caterpillars when I was a kid. It was amusing to let them walk on my hand and feel the little hooks on their feet catching on my skin. i can't imagine being scared or grossed out by them or any other type of caterpillar.

Yeah, should'nt we have double the amount of Flashes and Thawnes zipping around Nora now? Maybe this is now a new timeline replacing the original one but repeating the events of the first.

When Jeff mentioned the tarp they have at camp during the rice negotiation, did anyone else think he might be hinting that they could trade it in lieu of a fourth person sitting out? It's been done before.

That single K-ray blast seemed pretty effective against Jordan whereas Superman stood up to several rays at once, so I don't get Clark's claim that Jordan's human part makes him less vulnerable to kryptonite, unless they were just putting on a front for Lois.

Wut. Are they writing Beast Boy out of Titans with this? Not that it matters what with this show's cancellation as well as Doom Patrol (and just about everything else DC related).

Supposedly tribal council lasts for much longer than what we get to see so maybe it's the editing that's to blame. ETA: Whoops, someone else already said this. Never mind.

Just looked it up and the Converse All-Star sneaker first came out in 1917 (!) as a high top canvas and rubber basketball shoe looking pretty much as it does today.

Brandon and Danny looked like total dicks ignoring Carolyn like that, but let's not forget Carolyn was going to tribal council in a group of three. They probably thought she was a goner, so no point in making plans with her. Still, it did look like a ridiculous bro-down with the guys.

Seeing Clark wake up from those nightmares, I can't help thinking he might start thrashing around in bed, which would not be good for Lois. Or the rest of the house, for that matter. I had to laugh at the boys being impressed at Nat's watch that runs on "kinetic energy." It's called a self-winding watch and they've been around for decades, kids.

I tried watching this for the first time and all I could think was "That's Beverly D'Angelo? What did she do to herself?" Turned it off after ten minutes.

Fucking useless Gerry, all talk and no followthrough. George is not your coach or mentor, he's your competition. Simon's trainer worked for him, not against him. Too bad Simon and Nina didn't vote George, a three way tie would've been amusing. I suppose a revote would still have ousted Simon. Oh, well.

Maybe introducing fake idols into the game might turn out to be a good thing if players can no longer trust that they have a real one and have to rely more on strategy and gameplay like they used to. Also, has the show dropped the "beware" advantages?

Did I miss the part where Clark was trying to keep Lois's pregnancy a secret? I didn't see any reason why he wouldn't buy the test locally.

All the present day characters had old-timey doppelgangers, why not him?

Maybe it was all a ruse for Elias to trade places with some innocent soul like Pete's. Hell did send that fake email, after all. The devil would probably value a pristine soul more than Elias's already corrupted one.

I assume it's some sort of portal gun weapon that opened a hole under the building which exits above the same site.

I only realised Esther was played by Laraine Newman when the credits rolled at the end. Totally unrecognizable to me, even her voice didn't clue me in.

Jeez, do you think they used enough F-bombs in this episode? I expect it from Cliff and Jane but not from Rita except in rare occasions. Rouge gets a pass because everything is funnier in a Scottish accent. It feels like the writer is trying too hard to be edgy or whatever. I got a bit of a Wandavision vibe from the people stuck playing roles in Rita's movies. I had to look up the actor playing Oliver/Mr. 104 because he was so familiar. The last time I saw him was in Heroes as Mohinder Suresh, so quite a while ago for me. I've always liked the concept of people entering movies so this was fun, especially the sci-fi one. The look was half Star Trek, half Lost in Space.

Good gosh, when did Rita's boobs get so huge? When she was wearing that yellow top in the first meeting, it was all I could see. She must have been wearing the bra that Howard Hughes designed for Jane Russell. So distracting and, honestly, ungainly-looking. She looked normal in her other outfits, though. Why take a time machine just to go to Florida? Is Cliff's family in another time period? I miss Jane's other personalities with the weird powers that we saw in previous seasons, especially the one whose words manifest in 3D. I'd rather they use the CGI budget for that instead of bringing back those damned butts. They were funny once but enough is enough.

They could have teleported only Sebastian since he's the immediate danger and then physically gone in for Connor, but I guess that sounds too logical. Such dumb writing.

Shoulda done like my grandma and left the plastic on the couch. Also slipcovers exist, Darlene. Or just throw a quilt over the damn thing when people want to eat in front of the TV.

One episode and I'm done. One reviewer called it a generic supernatural teen drama and I agree. Wednesday and Thing alone don't make it an Addams Family show. I expected more of a comedy like the movies and series, not a CW type product.

Hey, Connor, you know that you can incinerate zombies with heat vision, right? No need to cut off their heads. I really hate when shows hold back their strongest members for no good reason. Also, when the character keeps a secret, like barfing up a supernatural snake when the team is being menaced by magic.

Last scene is Jordan in the deep dark woods. He walks up to Ultra-Humanite and says "It's time." Eeeee-vil!

She doesn't have to mention that job in interviews and can just list Wellman as last employer. I don't know if a Google search would turn up the pen factory job, though.