Yeah the Gambit wannabe is Double Down, a Flash villain. I knew little about him as well but he does pop-up in the post-Convergence New 52 Flash comics, where he tells Henry Allen that Professor Zoom/Reverse Flash has returned to Central City.

I do like how both Flash and Arrow are setting up Legends of Tomorrow. It's kinda like how the Marvel Cinematic Universe set up the Avengers or Agents of Shield setting up Age of Ultron. Can't wait to see more

Supergirl pilot was pretty decent. Definitely suffered from pilot syndrome and some cheese overload, but I think it will improve as the season goes on. I will never get used to everyone but Ally McBeal pronouncing "Kara" wrong, though.

As expected, another great episode. I'm so glad that Iris just didn't welcome her mom back with open arms like I thought she would. The stuff with Jason, I mean Jax, was pretty cool too. Tomatax was interesting. All I know about him is he is a Firestorm villain in a robot suit. King Shark was great and I liked that they aren't afraid to use other big baddies outside of Grodd. Granted, we probably won't see any more of him for the rest of the season, but knowing he exists is awesome. Can't wait to see what happens next episode.

And OT, but another terrific iZombie episode. Every week this season there has been some truly excellent one liner. This week it was: "I hate the term 'Made Love.' It's like Sex hired a PR group to speak for them." Or something like that.

iZombie has easily become one of my favorite shows on the air right now. It's a ton of fun and Rose McIver is kind of amazing.

It's so amazing to think that a former Ranger has that much acting ability, especially from the Disney era.

The Disney era was actually really good about getting talented New Zealand actors. They weren't just grabbing a bunch of level 1 newbies out of community theaters (Operation Overdrive notwithstanding) like Saban did with Samurai and Megaforce. A lot of them had previous acting jobs and several have gone on to other roles on TV or in film.

Pretty much my main reason for liking a majority of the Disney Era.

Back to the main thread, I really enjoyed this episode of the Flash. I like Jax but I don't see why they had to create him to be Ronnie's replacement if they already introduced Jason Rusch in the first season. I don't know but I'll wait and see how Stein and Jax work in Legends of Tomorrow. Pretty cool to see King Shark at the end even if it was a bit out of nowhere (although he did get mentioned a couple of times) but it does kinda fit the point that Zoom's 'assassins' could attack Barry whenever without notice. Can't wait to see how the Flash Team react to Earth-2 Wells.

See, I thought the actors in NS, MF, and OO were down right awful. Well, NS had Cam, but the rangers, especially Tori, and the Lothor, were completely over the top bad. I never got to see more than the first episode of JF but I hated the dude they casted as Jared. Never saw RPM though. The most I know about that show is from Linkara's review of it.

Tonight's Arrow:

lol at "So this is what it's like to talk to me."

Man, this season is just down right solid so far. It could end up being better than the second one and we are only four episodes in. Not to mention next week is Constantine, YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did like the change of pace from it dealing with some down right evil villains to people just doing what they can to survive.

So I'm watching "Birds of Prey". Is the clock tower that they're using the same as the one used in Smallville? I mean just set wise, I know there are big differences. But it's not uncommon reuse material from former series in a newer series.

Watching last night's Supergirl. Apparently the villain is a Madou Horror.

Okay, so Perd Hapley is a newsreader on this show. That is a big hit on my ability to take any of this seriously.