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geebsTV commentary:
Batwoman- I can't believe that worked! So, conveniently Julia Pennyworth shows up in town, tracking some dude "The Rifle". Amusingly enough, it took me half the ep to realize that was his codename. I thought when she said rifle she was tracking that fancy batman-killing gun!
Anyways, there were complaints about whitewashing Alfred's daughter, though if she wasn't white then it would've been harder to fool Sophie. Which, I'm still surprised it worked, because I swear they've had conversations where it was obvious it was Kate. But heh, they're acting like Batwoman is some kinda sociopath who felt like tricking Sophie into think she was her ex?
But it looks like Alice sabotages the batsuit-penetrating gun, but the Rifle had been tasked with killing all the engineers so the gun couldn't be replicated so the organization they work for could have the only copy and corner the market. So the Rifle tells Alice their bosses won't be pleased.
Supergirl- I think they did a good airing of grievances. It was amusing how Kara was so earnest and excited to show Lena the fortress, meanwhile Lena's being low key passive aggressive and Kara isn't even picking up on it. But yeah, they finally have their confrontation, and Lena tells her the depths of her hurt at being betrayed, since she has a whole complex about it. It was ridiculous that she kept Lena in the dark that long, especially when she started working at the DEO because now that just becomes weird with everyone pretending around her.
Its like in these past few eps of Spiderman, why is he keeping his identity secret from Anya and Gwen? It sure would resolve a lot of their issues. Its not even like they're civilians, so there's no reason to keep them in the dark unless you're some kinda asshole. And conveniently Miles is not around to explain to them about Peter and Ock.
Walking Dead- Surprise twist that doesn't make sense when you think about it deeply. So, Alpha wants to her people to think the communities are a lie, and its all bullshit. So having a spy, and Dante being that spy makes very little sense. Like apparently he's that hardcore of a believer to still follow Alpha after seeing that community life is rather great? But somehow a hardcore believer that Lydia has never seen?
But yeah, Carol sows some dissension by showing Gamma that Lydia is still alive, at the cost of Lydia leaving because Carol used her like her mother used her.
And hopefully Siddiq told other people about the water before Dante killed him?
Black Lightning- Weird, they still don't know? So Gambi's only now getting suspicious that Khalil's alive since the poison in Anissa's system is similar to his. Which, I thought Anissa's powers saved her, but apparently it just slowed down the effects of the poison?
Also, I did not realize the teen version of herself that Grace morphed into a few eps ago was my ex-coworker's daughter.
Batwoman- I can't believe that worked! So, conveniently Julia Pennyworth shows up in town, tracking some dude "The Rifle". Amusingly enough, it took me half the ep to realize that was his codename. I thought when she said rifle she was tracking that fancy batman-killing gun!
Anyways, there were complaints about whitewashing Alfred's daughter, though if she wasn't white then it would've been harder to fool Sophie. Which, I'm still surprised it worked, because I swear they've had conversations where it was obvious it was Kate. But heh, they're acting like Batwoman is some kinda sociopath who felt like tricking Sophie into think she was her ex?
But it looks like Alice sabotages the batsuit-penetrating gun, but the Rifle had been tasked with killing all the engineers so the gun couldn't be replicated so the organization they work for could have the only copy and corner the market. So the Rifle tells Alice their bosses won't be pleased.
Supergirl- I think they did a good airing of grievances. It was amusing how Kara was so earnest and excited to show Lena the fortress, meanwhile Lena's being low key passive aggressive and Kara isn't even picking up on it. But yeah, they finally have their confrontation, and Lena tells her the depths of her hurt at being betrayed, since she has a whole complex about it. It was ridiculous that she kept Lena in the dark that long, especially when she started working at the DEO because now that just becomes weird with everyone pretending around her.
Its like in these past few eps of Spiderman, why is he keeping his identity secret from Anya and Gwen? It sure would resolve a lot of their issues. Its not even like they're civilians, so there's no reason to keep them in the dark unless you're some kinda asshole. And conveniently Miles is not around to explain to them about Peter and Ock.
Walking Dead- Surprise twist that doesn't make sense when you think about it deeply. So, Alpha wants to her people to think the communities are a lie, and its all bullshit. So having a spy, and Dante being that spy makes very little sense. Like apparently he's that hardcore of a believer to still follow Alpha after seeing that community life is rather great? But somehow a hardcore believer that Lydia has never seen?
But yeah, Carol sows some dissension by showing Gamma that Lydia is still alive, at the cost of Lydia leaving because Carol used her like her mother used her.
And hopefully Siddiq told other people about the water before Dante killed him?
Black Lightning- Weird, they still don't know? So Gambi's only now getting suspicious that Khalil's alive since the poison in Anissa's system is similar to his. Which, I thought Anissa's powers saved her, but apparently it just slowed down the effects of the poison?
Also, I did not realize the teen version of herself that Grace morphed into a few eps ago was my ex-coworker's daughter.
