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Well, guess everyone still in 1958 is gonna get busy next episode.
The crew on the ship getting smaller each week.
Not a break, nooooooo!
Urgh, one more week until new Flash and then LoT. March suuuuucks.
""I hope Kendra gets some actual training now, leave her with an ancient martial arts master or some shit for a couple years, not as if the rest would have to wait,
Good and entertaining but LOL at that meteor just sitting off to the side of the road in the same woods Barry confronted Snart without so much as a crater.
As for that previewI did bring up that here didn't I? Gonna be interesting to see how that plays outit looks like I wasn't wrong in their needing to dump Kendra somewhere to get a couple years of training..with Nable Ra's
Chronos fuckery I assume.Did I hear wrong or did Ray say 2 years in the preview? Why wouldn't RIP just go back to when they were left?
Chronos fuckery I assume.
I love how the dude just consistently shows up and shoots at the ship at the end of the episodes.
AGITΩ;198106273 said:Firestorm + bird powers? Stepping into some weord phoenix territory here
Yeah I'm convinced you're just a database of comic books.
Yeah I'm convinced you're just a database of comic books.
Another great episode. I was screaming at the TV whenever Jax interacted with anyone from 1958. It got too real.
Another great episode. I was screaming at the TV whenever Jax interacted with anyone from 1958. It got too real.
Know the name of it?There was a comic where a black women who was a high ranking CIA person gets sent back to civil war days. Thinking it was a joke she runs into some confederate soldiers......it did not end well.
And it was written by John Bryne so it was extra horrible.
How would a small town nurse in the 1950s know about ninjas?Unless she just so happened to be a Japanese history buff...
I'm pretty sure the idea of ninjas were pretty well ingrained in popular culture by 1958.
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Looking it up, it looks like they weren't, actually. One of the first uses of the word in a popular-Western-culture context was in a James Bond novel published in 1964.
Here's an article I found: http://io9.gizmodo.com/5982187/why-americans-became-obsessed-with-ninjas
While I'm sure it isn't impossible for the character to know about ninjas, it wouldn't exactly be common knowledge yet, either.
Well, I stand corrected. I thought for sure they would have been a staple of fictional novels before the 1950's.
So this episode is worth watching?
So this episode is worth watching?
So this episode is worth watching?
Know the name of it?
How would a small town nurse in the 1950s know about ninjas?Unless she just so happened to be a Japanese history buff...
I was actually surprised how easily the black characters were able to fit in, actually. Especially Jax. I was expecting a lynch mob to show up when he was talking with the white girl.
Yeah, this
and this
really took me out of the show. Super sloppy.
Yeah, this
and this
really took me out of the show. Super sloppy.