I loved it...

I am actually pretty interested. I heard that the creator of Arrow and The Flash is interested in a cross-over with Super-Girl. I'd like to see that for sure. 

Yep, Berlanti has made it clear that he wants to eventually cross the character over to the CW series. It's definitely possible, considering that the CW is essentially a joint venture between CBS and Warner Bros, but CBS does appear to want to keep the character to themselves and in a separate universe (we already know that Superman exists there). But with The Flash establishing a multiverse in the season finale, it's possible they could eventually portray a "Crisis"-level event and simply have Supergirl be from an alternate Earth.

Well, multiverse confirmed...

Flash season finale tonight!

I think it's silly, though, that they think any of us believe Barry is actually going to change the past. If he saves his mother, he doesn't become the Flash. Unless they are going to do a Flashpoint storyline, which will have to wrap up mid-season, so that he can be present for Legends of Tomorrow. Even that wouldn't work, because his meddling in the past would affect Arrow, too.

I am pleasantly surprised by how good Legends of Tomorrow looks and how ambitious they are getting with the DC television universe. The introduction of time travel most certainly leaves the door open for a multiverse.

Had to resurrect this thread. Thoughts on the season 3 finale?

Too sitcom-ish/romcom-ish for my tastes, but I am still excited to see the continued extension of the DC brand in other media. Plus, being on CBS, there is a good chance the character could eventually crossover with the Arrow-verse.

Josh Gordon. Well. Do I even need to say?

No, but I will anyway. What a moron.

Our league is kinda shitty and the playoffs go 2 weeks, final week is 16-17.

 

I'm down by 3, but have Sanders tomorrow night, but he has Anderson. Had I started Asiata instead of Herron, I would be up by about 15...

 

Oh well, I got next week to tack on these totals, bad part is a lot of playoff bound starters will be wearing street clothes.

 

The Kyle Orton gambit worked.

That's why most leagues wrap up with Week 16.

Aaaaaaaah!!! Won my league!!!

So, I decided to roll with Roddy (if he's active) and Hopkins. The Texans' QB situation scares me, but both guys (Keenum and Lewis) at least have some playing experience, and the Baltimore secondary is so bad, I am hoping even if they keep them in-check for awhile, Hopkins can slip past for a long ball.

With the mess that the Browns have become and the Texans going on their 4th QB, I am thinking of going with Roddy White and Mike Wallace over Josh Gordon and DeAndre Hopkins next week. Thoughts?

Going to the 'ship!

Johnny Football...ha...

Why did I open this thread and expect something other than insanity?

I'll see it, no matter what. Sat through T3 and Salvation already.

http://www.newsarama...-firestorm.html

Robbie Amell posted a picture on Instagram of him in his Firestorm costume...

I'm benching Gordon this week, gonna roll with Hilton, Jeffrey, and Nelson. I'd rather take my chances with the guys who put up points more consistently than Gordon...

Hey, if you got those 3 guys, why not? I doubt many people 4 WRs like that on their team, though.

He does look thicker in the waist, but Hoyer has been unbelievably bad the last few weeks.

Yeah, Hoyer's been so bad, it's hard to tell if Gordon is really that out-of-shape, or he's just not getting a chance to make plays. He did go 8-120 in that first game back, but it scares me that his production hit a massive decline. A couple of plays I saw in that last game looked like Hoyer just overthrew him, but you'd imagine a 100% Gordon would still be able to make a play.

Gordon definitely does not appear to be game shape. His production has dropped in each of his 3 games, but you can also tie that into Hoyer's rapid decline. I have him in my lineup, just because it's so hard to sit him, knowing what he is capable of. Plus, with Manziel starting, there's a very good chance that he will lean on the best weapon he has, as rookies tend to do. Also, Manziel's ability to scramble could lead to a broken play or two where Gordon can slip in behind the defense for a cheap score.

I am a little curious to see what Merlyn's end game here is. He had to know that Oliver would not be able to kill Ra's...and even if he did, as you pointed out, he is probably already aware of (and possibly has used) the powers of the Lazarus Pit.

Did not see that coming on Arrow. So...Lazarus Pit time?

The most interesting reveal from last night was that "a red speedster" was there the night Zoom killed Barry's mother. Barry from the future? In the comics, he created the Flashpoint universe by going back and stopping his mother's death. Maybe he and Zoom were fighting, and Zoom got the upper hand. Or, like in the comics, yet another version of Barry travels back to stop himself from interfering.

That's where I am leaning, too.

Overcame all of the eggs my guys laid and slipped into the semi-finals. Have to choose a flex (full point PPR):

DeAndre Hopkins

Mike Wallace

Ryan Mathews

Roddy White

I've also got Gio Bernard on my bench, but at this point, I don't consider him a viable option.

Sounds even worse than Gotham. The plot is suppose to center around Jor-El's father...