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Great episode. I really like that admiral. Would like to see more of her next season.

Wonderful episode. I hope the next arc is as good is the space one.

Love that Rowena came back and intrigued by what the blue eyes mean. Maybe she isn't a witch anymore? She's ascended in some way. Whatever happens, I hope she is the one that destroys Lucifer once and for all.

Good episode. i'm wondering if when Jen gets her powers that she might be able to fix Khalil.

This was a really great episode. Cecile is definitely up there with being one of my favourite characters on this show. Love that she got more to do this episode. The shrinking stuff was hilarious. Devoe's plan is intriguing. I'm wondering if by switching bodies all the time he gains their powers (if they are metahuman), with Amunet providing the bodies. In which case Barry could be facing a pretty powerful foe by the end of the season... Then there is this Enlightenment that Devoe was talking about recently. I guess with all these powers he could become quite the dictator and do whatever he thinks the world needs to survive?

It was a good episode, but it could have been excellent, mostly because it could have felt much more tense than it actually was. Of course the stakes were high, but one thing I find with TV shows is that the music has to be there. Considering how tense the episode was, I thought the music was a bit lacking and slow. Especially in the fight scenes in the Emperor's throne room. Don't know if that makes any sense :P.

Fabulous episode. Love April and Sarah Drew was absolutely superb.

I loved this episode, although I will miss Sinara. She was a superb villain. Loved Mack and Yoyo outsmarting Kassius. Curious as to who the seer is. My first thought was that maybe the Kree have seers amongst them. It would be great though if it was someone we knew.

Decent episode. I do think the theme of this episode with Cayden James hacking the city's infrastructure could have been used for the finale. I reckon it's Talia that gave Cayden James the falsified information. Makes sense with Nyssa coming back. Hopefully we get round 2 :D .

Great episode. One nitpick though. Shouldn't Tobias have used gloves when killing Lala? Won't his fingerprints be all over the body?

As someone not a fan of Ralph I didn't really like this episode. Barry in prison is interesting, although I hope it doesn't last too long. I can't imagine it will last long seeing as the producers said at the beginning of the season that they wanted to bring some humour back into the show. Barry being in prison really doesn't add to that.

I think prison is far more appropriate for an abuser than attempted murder. If this storyline is supposed to be a representation of domestic abuse, surely attempted murder of any sort against the abuser is amongst the least likely things to occur? Overall, it was an ok episode. Meredith was great.

This storyline has become rather confusing, but I think I get it. The bit I don't understand is if the footage of Daisy shooting in the zephyr is the last footage that anyone ever sees of her (I don't actually think that's going to be her, maybe some sort of doppelgänger?), why is everyone so convinced she destroys the planet? I imagine, Deke's Dad is alive and will find the missing pieces of the monolith (or Deke remembers something himself that will make the team find the missing pieces). Flint then puts all of it back together, they all go back in time including Flint (which may or may not be by accident). The rest of the season involves preventing Flint from destroying the world. Of course there will be Sinara attempting to kill everyone, but is stopped (hopefully by May badassery). Meanwhile, the Kree investigate the deaths of the brother of the leader, leading to his death.

Not the funniest episode, but still pretty good. I still love this show.

It was an ok episode. I definitely feel that there is going to be some conflict soon between Gaby and Casey. In that last scene in Mollie's, Dawson was having a conversation with both Kelly and Matt, but would only focus on Kelly... Hopefully,this storyline leads to something positive for Matt, whilst I continue to detest Gaby.

I thought it was a good episode. Whilst Ava has definitely been toned down a lot since she started, I still really dislike her.

I loved this.

Claire is definitely the most irritating of the bunch, so I'm at a loss as to why the writers have based a spinoff around her of all characters. The Kaia twist was interesting. Can't see this spinoff lasting long.

Jughead has become terribly irritating. The scene where Archie saw Nick was terribly acted by KJ Apa. Other than that, decent episode. I definitely don't think that Charles is Mr Cooper's son, I'm thinking he will be Betty and Jughead's brother.

I liked the fight scenes at the port, but generally this episode, like most of the season, is just meh. Thea and Quentin bonding were the definite highlights of the episode.

Whilst the trial was... weird to say the least, I still enjoyed the episode. Wells and Cisco attempting to bring out Killer Frost was hilarious. I guess Barry could get some small satisfaction from the fact that Devoe must believe Barry is a threat if he went to all these lengths to put him in prison.

Easily one of the best episodes of the series. It's also nice that Kate Burton didn't play a nutjob.

Another superb episode. I think Agent's of Shield's ability to redefine itself every season is unparalleled and goes from strength to strength. Sinara should be Empress of the Kree.

What a fabulous episode.

Really great episode. Loved having Fitz and Hunter back. Hope to see more of Hunter in the future (and I don't see why not given that the actor isn't doing much). I don't remember the Seer and her Mum being on the show, but when they mentioned that their Dad used to see the future before he died, I remembered him. Can't wait to see how Fitz gets everyone out of there situation. I'm convinced that Deke (or other future characters introduced) is someone's relative, and however the team managed to get back to the present, they will accidentally (or on purpose) bring someone back to the present that should be in the future (if that makes sense).