Moya the Leviathan

Yes, we did. The TV series may have been a poor incarnation, but BoP is very much woven into DC and Arrowverse. The Canaries in particular, but also Huntress (which possibly could revert to Batwoman or maybe the Titans), Hawkgirl was a member, and so was Vixen. Felicity's wheelchair story is lifted from Oracle, not to mention her role as the eyes of the team. Wikipedia tells me that Katana was also a member. Also, Sara Lance could totally use a thoughtful TEAM PLAYER like Andrea Thomas.

Thank God fanfic bandages/medication will be available shortly.

Well, he kinda had permission to get Caitlyn into her jammies

I draw the line at MountainWight. There will be no undead-undead shipping on my watch.

Tyrion has had a drought of *ahem* epic proportions. Plus in the company of Podrick and Grey Worm, the wonder dick twins, he's exactly as friend-zoned as sir Jorah. On the plus side, Jamie will be joining his brother.

Gendry fans: works for us! That is a sexy warhammer. Dickon fans: Well, not an awful second choice. Podrick fans: Booo!

yeah, the timing is a little unfortunate, but Jorah keeps getting "I knew your Dad..." and Sam is going to be adorkable when he meets Dany. Probably will have a diaper in hand when getting introduced.

The Targ family tree is super convoluted because of all the incest, but the Mad King (Dany's father) had 3 kids, Rhaegar (who was meant to be successor), Viserys (the icky one we met in season 1) and Dany, who as a woman, only comes in line if Rhaegar and Viserys die without acknowledged kids. Rhaegar had an affair that produced bastard Jon Snow (Jon is not Ned Stark's bastard, but Rhaegar). Now we hear that Jon Snow is legitimate, so he moves up in line ahead of his Aunt Dany.

Me: Jorah, tell Jon (and Danaerys) Sam Tarly says hello!!! Jorah: ... Me: Aaargghh!! I hope the Night King gets you Jorah!!!

Moonlighting had "The Dream Sequence always rings twice" with Cybill Shepard getting to sing 2 numbers and "Big Man on Mulberry Street" had an extended dance number featuring Bruce Willis. Bruce got to sing frequently on the show, but seldom more than a few lines in passing.

You've got a point, but they do have the multiverse-sized breach that they can bring back Jay Garrick or Earth-2 Henry to dispense mentoring advice. I so wished for an Earth-2 Moira Queen to come through on a crossover episode, though.

Roger definitely has potential, but to steal shamelessly from Connie Verzak's recap of The Brave and The Bold I'll add that Roger should really put on a kilt because the knees might outweigh the beard or completely complement in the beauty competition (See Dougal McKenzie). I think they made a mistake emphasizing the Boston at this point and they should have waited until the action moves to the New World at least. In 1968, I'm reasonably sure that Bree would have been enrolled as an undergraduate in Radcliffe, not Harvard, even if she took classes on the Harvard campus. And I'm completely sure that Roger would have been safe in misquoting Nathan Hale to any other American visiting Scotland, even in 1968.

Dearest Black Jack Randall: What a magnificent bastard you are. You betray the British position completely accurately (which is maybe not your usual MO), you torment Claire with your unrepentant sense of evil , you completely frustrate Murtaugh by refusing to take any bait from him, you break Mary with a glance (ok, that was kind of a gimme) and you scare the shit out of the audience, while simultaneously, Tobias Menzies is busy seducing the audience. Dearest Dougal McKenzie: What a magnificent bastard you are. Step right up to the battle with your brother and your nephew and remember it's all about you. That was an awesome speech, with a lifetime of regret and resentment in the midst of the Scottish war you always wanted and are reasonably suited for. Meanwhile Graham McTavish is busy seducing the audience, now that he's not leering over Claire. Dearest Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser. Also in the running for magnificent bastard. physician-assisted suicide of a clan leader, poking Black Jack three times for vital military secrets, marrying that little chit and reminding him about his date with destiny are possibly signs that Geillis wasn't the craziest witch in Scotland. You may not have had much screen time with Jamie this episode, but the way you promised to bleed Black Jack if history didn't turn out the way you remembered, utterly seduced that husband of yours. Dearest Murtaugh Fitzgibbons Fraser: You poor bastard. How could such a quiet romantic muckle up an imaginary proposal that badly? Not yet realizing that the bloody head of the Duke of Sandringham is a piss-poor way to start a romance with Mary Hawkins, you go right on to verbally pulling the girl's pigtails. I guess Duncan Lacroix was too busy seducing the audience to run off to Gretna Green the way that all bad-boy Scotsmen do in classic romance novels. So not looking forward to Droughtlander.

Oh, why should only Cisco get the good quotes. Iris to Barry: I am your density. I mean, destiny. Joe: what the hell is a jigawatt? Jay: Central City PD--Make like a tree and get out of here! Barry: Well you're not gonna be picking a fight, Dad... Dad.. Daddy-o!" Dante: Still, they're cousins, /Identical cousins and you'll find, / They laugh alike, they walk alike, / At times they even talk alike - You can lose your mind, / When cousins are two of a kind.

Cisco is tempted by the evil Reverb on Flash 2x13 --Welcome to Earth-2-- "Wait, are you Cloud City Vadering me?" <--actual dialog Malcom Merlyn gets his hand chopped off on Arrow 4x13 --Sins of the Father-- "Wait, Oliver, you can't Cloud City Vader me! I'm Vader ffs" <---not actual dialog