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Forgive me for being horrible, but the first thing I thought when Theo asked "how will I know if it worked?" was "um... you'll have a penis?" I'll back out slowly now. Sorry.

Not only that, why is one sister so... orange? Sabrina and Zelda are pretty fair and Hilda looks downright tropical. She's even darker than Ambrose!

I think that’s why they made a point of showing Kara look at some agents on the higher level and one of them barely shaking his head no, as if to say “don’t do it”.

The Icicle has been a DC Comics villain since 1947.

Here you go: http://www.thisisinsider.com/westworld-timeline-spoilers-2018-4 (I imagine it’ll be updated with latest ep info soon)

Singh and Lena Luthor should form a club...

If only that were true. She gets kicked around and beat up on a regular basis. Kara is the most non-super Kryptonian I think we’ve ever had on TV. Can we just call the show “Moderately Super Girl”? And, in fact, several characters made a point of telling Kara that she SHOULDN’T tell Lena, because reasons. Also, James? “No one knows Guardian is black”?? Have you seen that massive eye slot in your mask that does nothing to hide either your eyes or skin color?

Given her look and the fact that someone yelled after her "Tanya", I'm realllllllly hoping that she's

Imra: “Yay, the future is saved! We defeated Pestilence!” Actually, no, Imra. Purity/Julia defeated Pestilence, but you tell the 31st century what you want, I guess. Lena knew about Alex and the DEO, she totally knows Kara = Supergirl. And that’s gonna be one heck of a “trust issues” conversation! Comic book Kryptonians used to be vulnerable to magic as well as Kryptonite (and they may still be, I’m not sure). Has it ever been mentioned on this series? More and more I find myself wondering why the show is called “Supergirl” because more and more she... isn’t.

This is the understatement of the year! Sure he did. "What does that mean?" "What does that mean?" I really don't know how they're gonna come back from the tediousness that this season has been, especially with only 2 episodes left. I can't remember when I've rolled my eyes more at a TV show or been more bored by one-note villains who never lose. At least Flash gave us a glimmer of hope this week from its tediousness and one-note villain who never loses, but BS is no Marlize. Also: Laurel said there's no where she can go to escape Diaz. Did I miss something? Why doesn't she just go back to her own damn Earth? Can she not? Also, part 2: Prosecutor accusing Oliver of lying about the 5 years on Lian Yu? Again, did I miss something? Why does Oliver owe ANYONE a truthful explanation of exactly where he was during those 5 years, especially since he can chalk it up to mental anguish. Ah well...

Let’s see... the proto-Batmobile: Matte black anti-reflective paint job. V8, 560 HP. Silent Mode. Bulletproof. And AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION???? What the hell were you thinking, Pennyworth? Not. Cool.

Good gosh, this show (and Arrow) have become tedious. There is nothing more boring than watching a villain gain the upper hand over and over again. It's why I stopped watching Heroes. Why does anyone think this is good writing?

And, I imagine, June Lockhart. Also, the character of Angela Goddard doing the same thing. And Debbie the chicken. So many fun nods to the original. :-)

I’ve seen some comments (including on AH’s insta) with folks wailing about incest and Game of Thrones comparisons. I think it’s pretty clear that Fallon and Liam have not consummated their marriage and all we’ve seen is that kiss last week, which follows original recipe Dynasty and is definitely encouraging the speculation.

That kiss tonight - and the loft discussion - seals it. If Liam is not Adam, I will eat my shoulder pads.

At first I was amused that poor, feeble, half-blind Nana Rose crawled all the way over to that phone on her elbows... and then luckily had the number of the high school memorized. Then I realized that Riverdale still probably has a Hooterville-style operator down at the phone company.

Given what we learned this evening, truer words were never spoken! :-)

Oh, yeah definitely. I guess I should have said (a) OR (b) rather than AND. And, of course, they couldn't call him Michael Torrance because then we'd all know immediately what was going to happen. Unlike what we're now doing. :-)

I'm calling it right now - Fallon's husband Liam will (a) not want to go through with the annulment (or at least cause problems delaying it) now that he sees what kind of money he's married into, and (b), unbeknownst to him, will turn out to be Adam (in a reveal that will coincide with Alexis' arrival at season end).

You may be right. I guess I just assumed with all the talk of Cecil being locked up for 11 years following the affair accusation, that any child would be around the same age.

All this talk about Blake and Cecil’s wife having an affair has to be leading to another child lurking in the shadows. Maybe instead of bi-racial Dominique Devereaux, we’ll be getting a bi-racial Amanda Carrington that Mrs.Colby sent away with Alexis for safe-keeping.

. :) Definitely! The son's name was mentioned, as well as his father saying . Looking forward to seeing him!

At first I thought that Michaela mentioning that her wedding dress was Vera Wang was her test to see if Aiden was telling the truth. Knowing who Vera Wang is = gay. :-)

In the film, Steve Buscemi's character Carl ransoms Jerry 's wife for $1 million dollars instead of the original $80K agreed upon. He takes out the $80K and buries the rest in the snow, marking the spot with a red ice scraper.

My favorite part of this episode: We gets lots of talk about where the Supermarket King got his money, then we're treated to a shot of a familiar red ice scraper framed on the wall. Looks like someone found Carl's stash after all.