TiffanyNichelle

I honestly keep forgetting about her and what she looks like so every time she shows up it's like a brand new character. They keep putting so much work into that relationship and I don't care. I cared more about the doomed relationship between Jordan and Sarah. They could have had Jonathon still date his Metropolis girlfriend long distance for all the impact this relationship had on me. For a show about Superman, the ultimate superhero full of hope, this season is such a downer. I agree that the ending is going to be his sons taking over but I'm actually not looking forward to it. Maybe if Tyler's Superman was an older Kingdom Come-aged version I'd be ok but it feels like they are cutting him down in his prime so we can have Superboy(s). I did think it was funny that Lex now has John Henry's supersuit when he first came to the show we all thought he was that universe's Lex Luthor because he was using that Lex's AI. Full circle!

It's been years and if she hasn't suddenly remembered anything yet, I don't think anything is going to pop up now. She lost years with her daughter b/c she had to sit there every night, attacked a janitor because he moved a flyer, and harassed him so badly she's been banned from the bus station. Being at the bus station hasn't helped at all.

When Margaret was crying asking why Gabi can't find her son, I thought maybe it's because you spend every night in a bus station hoping he just comes back there.

I understand Trent is wanting to go by the book and they are all breaking the law so he's not going to let things slide. But it's the fact that with Gabi it's so personal for him that bothers me the most. I think his chief hit it on the head, this is more about his ego and not that she broke the law holding Sir in her basement. I'm starting to wonder if she'd confessed to him right after she took Sir & let Trent in on the secret if he would have helped her the whole time. I think he's more hurt about that versus he needs to put a bad guy (Gabi) in prison for breaking the law. He's also frustrated that as angry as the group is they aren't willing to help to give evidence to put her away. Yeah Zeke being shocked that Trent came to seize the computers is like, what do you expect but Trent still thinks they are all cool and united against Gabi. Right now it seems that Gabi is the only one who is seeing the situation clearly. I really need to stop with the shots of Sir in little Lacey's closet because now it's starting to feel silly. So was he just living in that closet? Did her mother never have to go in there? If Lacey thought he was in the closet couldn't she have communicated that the doors should be open at all times or taken off the hinges?

So I'm putting Ethan on the list with Margaret of the people who I'm done with. He has such an issue with Dhan supposedly feeling like he owes Gabi all sorts of loyalty when his relationship with Dhan is completely unethical. He was his therapist! Some would look sideways at that relationship and wonder if Dhan isn't confusing gratitude with love so many he should take several seats. Trent keeps wanting the M&A group to look at him as friend while acting like a complete foe. Yeah, Zeke shouldn't have hacked into the police server but Trent carries such a nasty attitude with the rest of them at all times even when he knows they weren't apart of Gabi holding Sir prisoner. I liked that they gave Margaret the bus station without her actually being there. They should have done that a long time ago. So far this season Sir has contacted Margaret and Zeke. Is talking to Trent next?

I kinda of hate that the show has continued the CW tradition of the hero revealing themselves to the whole world. It always annoys me when the secret identity can't exist in live action the way it can in comics. Also it bugs that he mostly revealed it because half the town was acting like entitled dicks about it. The Kent parents taught Clark a lot of good things but damn they did a whopper on him with how they taught him to hide. The fact that he was able to fully let Lois in proves how much he really loves her. I wish he could keep the glasses. Clark without the glasses just throws me off, lol.

They should have titled this episode "They call me Oedipus" because ew, so much ew. It didn't hit me until she dyed her hair and put on Francis's dress how much Eve looked like his mother this whole time. That's why he was with her so much because that resemblance was always there. And the fact that they both never really liked him. He was probably making her do these sorts of things this whole time without it being as obvious. I'm happy he never got to hear Francis say that she was proud of him. He was robbed of that moment and I hope it eats at him forever no matter how many times he makes Eve roleplay as his mother. As soon as they made a big deal about the second in commands, the always over looked people, rising up and taking over for the big bosses, I knew Victor was definitely dead. Not just because he saw Oz at his lowest and knew all the secrets, he just couldn't take the chance of Victor doing the same to him one day. Sofia ending up back in Arkham with the doctor once again broke my heart. Like Victor should have gotten on the bus with his girlfriend, she should have taken the trip to Italy earlier in the season.

She was in therapy last season. I think the therapist had her spend less time at the bus station, like she went an hour or so later than usual? I'm sure she stopped going after finding out about Gabi and Sir so the set back is something else she can blame on Gabi.

Yeah, I think so too. They made a big deal of showing the hands in gloves so you couldn't tell if it was a man or a woman but the hands still looked like a woman's to me.

I kind of loved Sir being two steps ahead enough to find the actual kidnapped girl, rescued her, and had her record a video to make him look good. And to also make Lacey look bad since that girl's video started off like hers. I didn't catch on to the first girl being the kidnapper until we saw the pictures of the bf and the other girl. That's when I was like omg she faked her kidnapping to get at the other girl. I guess I should have realized when there were two mentions of her quick temper. There was a lot about tempers in this episode. Dhan snapping on the group for being icy about Gabi. And there was Gabi getting on them for doubting her Sir expertise and wanting to turn to some guy who wrote a book about her & Sir without even meeting Sir. Finally Margaret...every week I complain about her but seriously, at least at the end of the episode Lacey realized she needed more help. When is Margaret going to come to the same conclusion? She assaulted the janitor for moving a flyer and then harassed him on the phone because she couldn't handle not being at the bus station. She didn't care about what she did to him, she just wanted to be back there. It was nice to see Dhan's husband again because I forgot what he looked like. LOL! I'm guessing these cracks in the relationship are going to get even bigger when he finds out Trent is investigating Dhan for helping Gabi.

I don't know how Margaret thinks she's going to be able to run M&A without Gabi when she has to spend every night in a bus station. I'm tired of her. I didn't see the person who took the missing young mother at all. I started to wonder if it was the cop but it turns out he just was bad and lazy about his job. I don't think Christian is the person who Sir called for help. He has a lot of disdain for his little brother and he enjoys being superior to him so I don't see him turning to him for help. I think it might be the sister who we still haven't met. That scene where Dhan and Lacey watch as Gabi "consults" with Sir was disturbing. Before the show I was talking it over with my sister and I noted that Gabi is always so put together even when things are hitting the fan and she said that was something Gabi learned from Sir who was always about presenting really well. His impact is always there on her.

I'm also happy Lacey regained her memory this episode because I didn't want to go a whole season of them keeping what Gabi did from her. I also liked that she had a more pragmatic stance on it. She's pissed but she's not going to keep from helping other people and she's not going to spend every moment making a snide comment about it (Margaret). I also liked that she told them about seeing Sir on the surveillance camera outside the office b/c it was bad enough as a child she was seeing him and had to lie about it to stay with her mother. For her to be tortured with seeing him again and not being sure as an adult? That would have been awful. Trent's superior being all "we're not putting Gabi is prison because you're mad at her" made me laugh. Because seriously, she's not going to jail. They are going to keep coming up with reasons not to do it and the abusive husband deciding not to press charges after his wife kidnapped him is signaling where this season will end up re: Gabi and Sir. Sir picking out a house with a basement for Gabi was dark as hell.

I need them to wrap up Margaret's attitude with Gabi already. I was fine with it in the first episode b/c it was the immediate fallout and I don't even mind Zeke being icy with her but Margaret is annoying me now. The Zeke thing is all wrapped up in Lacey's kidnapping since they were pushing towards a Lacey/Zeke hookup last season (when it should have been Dhan/Zeke but I digress). Anyway, Margaret's little bitchy comments and quips to Gabi is helping no one. When Margaret snapped that she was broken b/c of Gabi and she couldn't read people anymore I wanted Gabi to point out that the only reason she could read people in the first place was because she was broken. Healthy people don't develop a skill that helps them notice every little detail about situations and people. She only got that way b/c she has the trauma of taking her eye off her son for a moment. For a second, I thought Sir's brother was working with him and was leading them to the house b/c he knew they would eventually find it but had already warned Sir to get out of there. He has a very flat line reading that creeps me out. I'm happy Lacey's mother is there and she's the one person (outside of Dhan) who isn't lashing out at Gabi all the time. No one is beating Gabi up more than Gabi. Lacey's mother saw the immediate fallout of the trauma of what happened to Gabi and Lacey and right now Gabi needs a mother figure to lean on. Since the other mother figure in the group hates her. I also clocked the daughter as being involved from the first scene when she was playing her fingers. It was pretty obvious.

Then my question becomes why would Jordan and Jonathan think that the heart was still be able to beat outside of Clark? Why would they think that Lex would keep the heart in something that kept it beating? Am I overthinking this? Outside of those questions, these two episodes were depressing as hell. I'm hoping by episode 4 they get Clark's heart back and bring him back because I would hate for the final season to be all dead Clark only showing up in flashbacks or as a hologram and then in the last frame of the series finale we see a hint of him coming back. One thing I did like was the new flashbacks Lois had of Clark that was mixed in with scenes we've actually seen. They felt like we've been watching this show for years and these were just scenes from earlier seasons. They didn't feel like brand new for the episode but more like, "oh yeah I remember the episode where she found out he was Superman, that was a great one!"

My question was how could Jordan still hear the heart beating? Or maybe why did Lex keep in it a box that kept it beating?