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So, Lucifer saved the life of an actress and made a deal with her just to figure out what Mum is planning? How did he know that it would work? Also, why on earth he was so surprised that Chloe was pissed off on him for bailing on her on their date/non-date, being a no-show for two weeks and arriving with a trophy wife? I mean even he can't be that dense.

Is it just me, or this episode with only having one relationship issue was really really interesting?

Well, at least I did not fall asleep in this episode. Mostly liked everything in it apart how Snow and David were woken up. That was just... yeah... P.S. Dude, you are supposed to be the baddest of the bad, the darkest of the dark and the worst of the worst, and yet, every bloke can get your dagger? Dude, you f'in suck in being evil.

So, is Emma stupid or something? I mean, the bloke wanted to kill you all of this time, and you have a change of heart and think that he's all good, just because he "promised" you to bring back Hook? Really? Is her character on purpose this dense this season or something?

Maybe she drank that memory tea? :D

Usually I like Regina/Evil Queen centric episodes, but... god damn this was the most boring and pointless episodes of all time. I wander whether at one point the actors have said: "Wait hold up. I don't think this is logical or even remotely believable even by our standards". Even if they did, I guess the producers answered: "Shut up, do your roles and get your money".

Yeah, well, I'm not a woman nor gay, so my preference is cute girls even though they are starring in utter nonsensical plots :D

Well, that's too bad for me then, because I can only stand one Berlanti's nonsense at at time and wont be watching Flash.

I have a question. So, will the next episode will be on Flash (I mean Supergirl's dreamsequence and Music Meister), or will it be divided (Music Meister on Flash, and Supergirl's dreamsequence on Supergirl)?

So, Giddeon was afraid to face the Dark Fairy (i.e., fight her), but is not afraid to fight the Saviour? And being the Saviour, he says, would help him defeat the Dark Fairy? Well, by that logic, you are afraid to fight a weaker opponent, but not afraid to fight a more powerful one? What kind of f'ed up logic is this? And, so, in order to become the Saviour you need to kill him? What is this, rip-off of the Quickening from the Highlander? Also, why do they always seem so anal on retconning their own "lore"? And I say the word lore very loosely in terms of this series. What's the reason behind this absurdity? So, now, the viewers are to believe that Rumpelstiltskin was initially good and Baelfire corrupted him? What the hell? Why don't they just simply erase (alter) the time-line while they're at it, that would be more believable.

I'm betting that Andy is working with the terrorist, and Eric will find this out the hardway. Also, sooooo, how did Tony escape jail? Or is 24: Solitary (even though, we haven't seen in that intro how he escaped jail, just hat he was given a data chip or something like that) valid now?

So, after John (or how his name is written) in the last episode let Jeremajah to wander around the facility and dig through data unobstructed, he decided to test Alex's loyalty? I'm surprised that Mon-El did not have something to say to him about that, especially since he said a lot of things how they are stupid in the last episode...

Soooo, what have we learnt from this episode: 1. If you are an old buddy of top secret government organization's director, you can practically have unlimited access to the facility. Never mind that you haven't been in the field for n years and the snooping around is considered good, because you want to know more about your daughters. 2. If you are in relationship with the said operatives daughter, never question his sneakiness, because your girlfriend will be mad at you for questioning the obvious. 3. You don't need to use mind-reading on a person, who has been kidnapped for 15 years, because he's your friend and totally not brainwashed.

Then in my opinion it should have been a police procedural or at the very least a soap opera (but, then again, it's becoming one actually), because to have a series about a superhero and to not have any story-arc for that superhero is a waist of time in my opinion.

So... when will Supergirl return to the story-arch, which has been forgotten for so many episodes now? I.e., saving her and Alex's father? Or will Jeremiah be saved in the last episode of the season as if it's nothing at all? I mean, who can possibly point out what story-arch is this season about? Because I sure can't. Just some random episodes, not related to each other...

Well, he's a superhero because of that fancy hi-tech suit that he's wearing, which Winn made. But, sometimes that does not help him (e.g., getting shot at or getting electrocuted at). But, if that only takes for him to be a super-hero, why doesn't Winn make these hi-tech combat suits for every DEO member out there? I mean, Supergirl would be essentially out of a job, but Kara would live her life as she wanted in S1 - be a reporter and have a normal life. Up until someone in DEO goes rouge and she's forced to get back into action... Hmm...

No, not just you. In my opinion, in this season it can be strongly seen that many of the regular cast are pretty useless and do nothing, but stand around all day and make moon eyes at their love interests. But then again, this season does not have any strong narative or an arc-story to talk about. Just some random 5-9 min. bad-guys of the week, 15 min. of talking how to get to them and the rest is left for the characters love interests. Sigh, is this Berlanti's MO in every superhero show he produces?

Overall, I rate S10 6/10. I mean, we only have a couple of episodes in that season and for it to be waisted on stand-alone episodes (like monster of the week or comedic relief) was a poor choice in my opinion. I'm going to repeat what I've concluded on imdb.com boards back then - if it would have been a full 20-24 episode season then CC could have these stand-alone episodes, but when you have only six episodes... well, it's poor choice. Either do a mytharc episodes only or don't do them at all.

Yes, I know, they do that quite often in the show. Which sometimes, as this time, kind off ticks me off. It's like they are thinking that their viewers are dumb and need to have descriptions of words placed for them on a platter.

Am I the only one who found the distinction between a regular birthday and Earth birthday totally superfluous and unnecessary even by this show's standards? Why can't it be said, "Hey, it's my birthday! I was thinking we could celebrate". But, no, it has to be said: "It's my Earth birthday. You know, the exact time and place on which I crashed into Earth 13 years ago, which we celebrate every year, because we don't celebrate my Krypton birthday, because why would we?"