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I've read the article he's referring to, and it wasn't gently teasing, haha. But she said that after their divorce, so he must've been checking up on her - because she never mentioned him by name.

I'm sad he deleted his blog - there was some pretty great stuff in there about him and the auditioning process, etc that would be super valuable to people trying to get into the industry. On the other hand that blogger guy seems to be a completely different guy than he is now (based on his writing), and I guess it's probably good that he doesn't have another outlet when he gets in his feels after he posts something people don't agree with, haha.

Yeah, that's right. I think he said that he thought she did - he definitely accused her of it, which is when he mentioned it getting messy.

I'm not sure - he only ever refers to his ex-wife as an ex-girlfriend, and that marriage as a "long-term relationship" (not sure why, someone suggested a while ago maybe it was part of his divorce settlement, but it could be an image thing since it's almost never mentioned). The most he ever talked about it was as a long-term relationship on Aisha Tyler's podcast, and it seemed really messy on his end, so I got the sense she's the one who wanted out but I don't really know. Eons ago he had a blog and he posted about his wife all the time, then went through a period of time where he didn't, then he moved to LA - back then even when he was being super candid I don't recall him talking about the divorce at all.

The Well-Fed Artist one is a trip. That divorce must've been a hell of a thing.

Probably, but I don't think SA was really thinking about semantics.

I don't think Barry is a good partner for anyone except for himself.

Barry sucks no matter what the situation is.

What has Patty done to deserve this?!

If they celebrate Barry and Iris's wedding the same way they celebrated Arrow's 100th, then Barry would actually marry Patty Spivot while Iris was off with Eddie somewhere.

Technically they'd get all they paid for, since the wedding would be on another show.

Do they include the crossovers on the DVDs? The last season I bought a pass for on iTunes was 4 - they included the crossover for The Flash on there (and it messed up the numbering, which made me want to set it on fire even more). I imagine that's probably the most they care about wrt keeping them in order for people to follow.

A four-hour action-packed wedding extravaganza is right in my wheelhouse, even if it involves Barry. The only thing that could put a cherry on top of this sundae is if he gets ditched at the altar and they do a close up of him crying about it for a minimum of 3 minutes.

Sorry, I read this: And thought you meant that the villain or action thing would happen literally in the middle of the crossover. If you meant in the middle of as in in the midst of the wedding festivities, then yes, I agree. The crisis is going to crash whatever it is they have going on that they've all come together for.

The action and the threat involved the Hawks though. Unless Barry and Iris's wedding planner is the big bad, I don't think they're going to spend a huge amount of time on wedding festivities without bringing in some action in short order.

I think Supergirl will start with everyone already in Central City, or Supergirl's gang on their way or whatever, and there might be some downtime before the main villain sets in, but probably not a whole lot - they can set the premise around the wedding, but it's a lot to ask the viewers of two shows to settle in for a whole lot of stuff revolving around a couple on a show they might not even watch.

They only need to bring everyone together for the actual wedding. Although I'm sure if they could have a special get-together for Barry and Iris on every show, they'd do it.

Yes, I think his answer indicates it's Barry and Iris.

It's posted over in the spoiler thread - we were discussing it there. I'll bring it over here too.

I think it's still WestAllen - David's answer didn't make me think it's Oliver and Felicity.

The little girl asks him for a spoiler, and he tells her there will be a wedding in the crossover. The little girl asks if it's Iris and Barry's, and DR said he's not going to say. Her aunt asks who she wants it to be, and then David does too - she says Oliver and Felicity's, and he says "alright," and kind of turns away. The aunt asks if she's gonna be happy and he says something along the lines of "You'll be happy with either, right?" Her aunt says she'll be happier with Oliver and Felicity, and she asks if she'll be happy, and he says "We'll see."

Yeah, if O/F are going to get married, they need to get Felicity out of that loft without interior walls, so it definitely could be them moving in together (or Oliver at least offering up a key for her to come and go as she pleases) - a first step in the relocation process.

Yeah, when the show premiered it seemed like they were hoping to get to the end of the 5-year flashback arc (and based on quotes it seemed like they thought it would end there, with Oliver getting rescued). So asking her if she were up for 5 years? Yes, I believe it. 10-12? No.

I wonder if Felicity calculates the reach of the bombs or something so that she and whoever else are able to find a safe spot on the island and that's how she/they live?

Can Barry not run back to a time when Eddie was alive? Or did he not exist at all in the new timeline?