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  • Grimjohn
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    Originally posted by darkbros
    I didn't get that at all. The guy was in prison for like over 15 years. He wanted to get back to having a life and putting the ordeal behind him.
    His son is grown and has a job, a family, etc. What would Henry do, sit around all day and wait to hang with Barry?
    Heck, i'm at work 6 days a week and when my one off day come, I try to get far away from work as possible.
    He was just doing the same IMHO....
    I would not expect Henry to sit around all day and wait for Barry, that is an unreasonable expectation but, I can't believe that he would just want to go on a walkabout right after getting released from prison.

    I respect your opinion but, your analogy doesn't quite fit. Working six days a week is a far different circumstance than being incarcerated for 15 plus years. While working certain jobs can feel like prison the worker of that job still gets to go home at the end of the work day and spend some time with family, friends, etc. In prison the average inmate is limited to how much contact they can have with family. I have known a few people that were in prison and upon their release the first thing they did was take the time to get reacquainted with their family and friends, then they started to rebuild a life for themselves. It is not an easy transition to go from prison life back to normal life, it takes a support system of family and friends.
    Last edited by Grimjohn; Dec 4, '15, 11:22 AM. Reason: Grammar fixes

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  • darkbros
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    Originally posted by Earth 2 Chris
    I enjoyed both episodes, and them taking everyone out was an interesting way to go. Oliver has made bone-headed decisions since episode 1 of Arrow, so not really surprised to see him make the wrong choice by not telling Felicity about his kid. And why wasn't that kid named Connor?

    The Hawks' origin was a bit muddy. I'd have to rewatch, but I'm thinking that the combination of the mystical objects, Shayera's prayer, Vandal's curse, and the meteor all worked together to set up the Hawks and their regeneration cycle.

    They probably did bite off more than they could chew, but it was a lot of fun. I mean, it was a freaking Justice League episode. Flash, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Hawkman and Hawkgirl, with added-in Speedy and Vibe. Plus Diggle. Not too shabby.

    Chris
    The episode was fun, and it was ok how they tied Savage to the Hawk's origin to save on time. Still wasn't feeling poor man's British Hawkman though....
    IF they were going with the Earth 2 Hawks I like how Johns / Goyer handled their portrayal...still i guess it works better than having Aliens....
    And looking at Hawkgirl just made we wish it was Maria Callas in the suit.

    I'm glad William isn't Connor, despite the obvious, it'll be better if and when they do the real Connor....

    Best part was Barry Time Travelling again...that is going to be a setup for something down the line I bet.....

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  • darkbros
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    Originally posted by Grimjohn
    Yeah, that struck me as a little odd that Henry was so eager to amscray but, as previously mentioned, that will probably tie in to the bigger picture at some point.


    I didn't get that at all. The guy was in prison for like over 15 years. He wanted to get back to having a life and putting the ordeal behind him.
    His son is grown and has a job, a family, etc. What would Henry do, sit around all day and wait to hang with Barry?
    Heck, i'm at work 6 days a week and when my one off day come, I try to get far away from work as possible.
    He was just doing the same IMHO....

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by johnnystorm
    Does anyone else think Laurel looks goofy when she uses the Canary Cry?
    Yet Supergirl pulled it off awesomely...

    Sorry, we couldn’t find that page


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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by johnnystorm
    Second part wasn't as enjoyable as the first for me. The subplot with Oliver's kid could have waited until the second half of the season, same with the Wells /Patty/Jay bit. We didn't really need the time travel bit, but I suppose it's the key to getting Rip Hunter's attention.
    This crossover really should have been more action oriented, and full of traps. God help me, I so want to see Green Arrow & Speedy chained up and being slowly lowered into a vat of candlewax!
    So is there a secret bank account somewhere that Oliver's mom had? Because if the girl never cashed the check isn't that cash out there sitting? Otherwise the Queen accountants would have caught it, right? Or was a million bucks nothing to the Queens? Oliver's pretty quick to spend Felicity's (really Ray's) money. Did he just literally buy the farm so they could hide there?

    Merlin's gonna throw Vandal Dust into some form of Lazarus water I bet. Unless he has a Bat-re-hydrating machine...
    Lastly, glad Hawkgirl left...too weird with Cisco puppy doggin' her. They had coffee twice and she's his forever girl...gotta be his first date ever. And forget security at CC Jitters- apparently if they hire you you get the keys to the building and authorization to use the place for whatever you like. There's no alarm system either as they just open the door and go about whatever. Kendra worked there for two weeks...she told Cisco she started last week when they went to the movie, and on the episode last night it was a week later. And Iris used CC to talk to Flash during the 1st season. No wonder Central City has so many thieves & crooks. Everything's just walk-in!
    Yes, if they only fix that bloody security on both labs, everything else can have loopholes...and I'd be fine with that.

    Yes, Cisco was really coming across as both annoying and creepy. Dude thought he had first dibs with Hawkgirl with his two coffee sessions with her...damn her 4000 year relationship with Hawkman...

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  • Hector
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    Originally posted by MIB41
    I really enjoyed the part one installment from the Flash series but last night's Arrow episode just crawled with camp. I thought the whole jumping off the building sequence was completely ridiculous. She tries it the first time and it doesn't work, which is met with Hawkman saying, "Hmmm, it always worked before. You must be doing something wrong" to which Arrow says, " I know this sounds weird, but I think Hawkman is right..." ???? WHERE did that line of reasoning come from? The writing got REAL lazy last night. Every character essentially said, " You're suppose to become a superhero. Just do it. Roll Nike commercial." And what is with Hawkman's Vin Diesel portrayal for the Egyptian scenes? Wouldn't he read a little exotic for the times? Eh... it leaned heavily on costumes-with-no-brain last night. And what on earth was up with Oliver Queen? He gets a second chance to make it right with Felicity but keeps his son a secret anyway? Both my wife and I just looked at each other and said, "What?" And yes, the security at Star labs is back to being a bad story device to create new plot points. I've never seen a more inviting secret headquarters in my life. Everyone must know Barry is the Flash by now. That whole episode felt mailed in.
    I love you, man...

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  • EMCE Hammer
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    Originally posted by johnnystorm
    Does anyone else think Laurel looks goofy when she uses the Canary Cry?
    Yeah, it doesn't translate really well to TV does it?

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  • johnnystorm
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    Does anyone else think Laurel looks goofy when she uses the Canary Cry?

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  • johnnystorm
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    Second part wasn't as enjoyable as the first for me. The subplot with Oliver's kid could have waited until the second half of the season, same with the Wells /Patty/Jay bit. We didn't really need the time travel bit, but I suppose it's the key to getting Rip Hunter's attention.
    This crossover really should have been more action oriented, and full of traps. God help me, I so want to see Green Arrow & Speedy chained up and being slowly lowered into a vat of candlewax!
    So is there a secret bank account somewhere that Oliver's mom had? Because if the girl never cashed the check isn't that cash out there sitting? Otherwise the Queen accountants would have caught it, right? Or was a million bucks nothing to the Queens? Oliver's pretty quick to spend Felicity's (really Ray's) money. Did he just literally buy the farm so they could hide there?

    Merlin's gonna throw Vandal Dust into some form of Lazarus water I bet. Unless he has a Bat-re-hydrating machine...
    Lastly, glad Hawkgirl left...too weird with Cisco puppy doggin' her. They had coffee twice and she's his forever girl...gotta be his first date ever. And forget security at CC Jitters- apparently if they hire you you get the keys to the building and authorization to use the place for whatever you like. There's no alarm system either as they just open the door and go about whatever. Kendra worked there for two weeks...she told Cisco she started last week when they went to the movie, and on the episode last night it was a week later. And Iris used CC to talk to Flash during the 1st season. No wonder Central City has so many thieves & crooks. Everything's just walk-in!
    Last edited by johnnystorm; Dec 3, '15, 1:31 PM.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    I enjoyed both episodes, and them taking everyone out was an interesting way to go. Oliver has made bone-headed decisions since episode 1 of Arrow, so not really surprised to see him make the wrong choice by not telling Felicity about his kid. And why wasn't that kid named Connor?

    The Hawks' origin was a bit muddy. I'd have to rewatch, but I'm thinking that the combination of the mystical objects, Shayera's prayer, Vandal's curse, and the meteor all worked together to set up the Hawks and their regeneration cycle.

    They probably did bite off more than they could chew, but it was a lot of fun. I mean, it was a freaking Justice League episode. Flash, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Hawkman and Hawkgirl, with added-in Speedy and Vibe. Plus Diggle. Not too shabby.

    Chris

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  • Grimjohn
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    Yeah, it would seem that there is better security at CC Jitters than at Star Labs and thus, has turned into the running joke between the two shows.

    Despite this crossover being a fun watch, the plot holes were hard to ignore. The first being as MIB41 pointed out Oliver's refusal to seize the second chance, as he quickly threw it in Barry's face about Savage, and not tell Felicity about his son. I found Hawkman & Hawkgirl's origin stories to be a little murky, I get that their souls are eternally linked each time they reincarnate but, where do the wings and super strength originate from? They seemed like "normal" Egyptians in the flashback sequences and each time they reincarnate they live "normal" human lives until they "merge" with their ancient personas.

    It seemed to me that the writers took on too much. They had two hours to introduce their audience to Hawkman & Hawkgirl but, they spent too much time on Wells' Speed Force booster serum and Oliver's son subplots and not enough time establishing more detailed origins of Hawkman & Hawkgirl. This crossover felt more rushed and forced than mailed in as a whole but, there were definitely some portions of it that did seem mailed in.

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  • MIB41
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    I really enjoyed the part one installment from the Flash series but last night's Arrow episode just crawled with camp. I thought the whole jumping off the building sequence was completely ridiculous. She tries it the first time and it doesn't work, which is met with Hawkman saying, "Hmmm, it always worked before. You must be doing something wrong" to which Arrow says, " I know this sounds weird, but I think Hawkman is right..." ???? WHERE did that line of reasoning come from? The writing got REAL lazy last night. Every character essentially said, " You're suppose to become a superhero. Just do it. Roll Nike commercial." And what is with Hawkman's Vin Diesel portrayal for the Egyptian scenes? Wouldn't he read a little exotic for the times? Eh... it leaned heavily on costumes-with-no-brain last night. And what on earth was up with Oliver Queen? He gets a second chance to make it right with Felicity but keeps his son a secret anyway? Both my wife and I just looked at each other and said, "What?" And yes, the security at Star labs is back to being a bad story device to create new plot points. I've never seen a more inviting secret headquarters in my life. Everyone must know Barry is the Flash by now. That whole episode felt mailed in.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    Oh, we know.

    Chris

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  • Hector
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    Yeah, unmasking in front of new faces, bad...but still not as annoying as unauthorized people just barging into Star Labs like it was free candy or something...that has been going on from the very beginning...and obviously, the producers/writers took noticed from fans complaining...because at the start of the season...the cast made references that they had improved security at Star Labs...so I had forgiven them, moved on...then they pulled this crap with Patty, dear god...I got so annoyed once again, lol...

    Some of you just don't now how aggravating that is to me...more than anything else on the show...


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  • Sideshow Spock
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    I thought Kendra's power was going to be her massive teeth, and they would called her "Chompers" or something..

    Also, I was a bit underwhelmed by the Hawkman/girl SFX:


    Last edited by Sideshow Spock; Dec 2, '15, 2:11 PM.

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