BLACK LIGHTNING: Check Out The New Promo For Season 2, Episode 5: "The Book Of Blood: Chapter One"

Can I just say, MAN--took them long enough to use "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)" by Parliament.

This time around I'm gonna do the ranking thing, maybe because it's Halloween.

Supergirl: Great because the origin story of Agent Liberty, how it was spreaded out from S1 to S3 covering up specific plot points and the choice of making Ben Lockwood fall from grace because of how mankind wasn't fast enough to get up with the new type of progress that factors like Nth metal brought it and the disadvantage humans are at compared to aliens that are more equipped with these stuff. Usually it is about the immigrants taking up the jobs others don't do but this was given a different take and was more about those affected by the new modern stuff and how they can't always be able to compete and the aftershocks, like losing a job and all that comes with it.

Arrow: Great because the plot moved forward and the characters had all to deal with questionable choices to advance their goals. I think the stuff between Lyla and Diggle could become relevant later but if not, it puts them on equal ground and means that they will follow their own rules and not always Oliver's nor the team when he is out. Diaz got a kind of power up, let's see how he uses it. Felicity blurs the lines again and got Watson out knowing full well it could go wrong, but if she can get something out from Silence it might be worth it. And Oliver and Bronze Tiger interaction was good, makes up for his attack on the guards. I am not sure if he killed that one with the shiv, hopefully not. But the Demon is only 1 week and a half away so yay.

Legends: It was okay, it was saved thanks to Zari's character and that Zaheer inspired scene from Legend of Korra. Plus the way Nate is starting to establish himself at the Bureau and I can just feel another shake up taking place due to this. They said they wanted to tell more stories there with Ava so this is how it'll be done, now that Rip is dead. (sniff) I can easily see this as the perfect way in which they will try to insert that new werewolf member they teased with Nate currently busy at the Bureau and I wonder if his father will get more heroic involved, considering he was also a Steel related family hero in the comics. I don't mind the change in the timeline because the Salem witch hunt was awful nor the fairy mother villain of the week, but I do wish the episode gave more clues of who Constantine is afraid of. That would've felt that made the plot advanced further. But again, Zari and Nate's plots helped through the episode.

Flash: Quite good because we not only found out a new wave of meta-dangers are out there now with metatech which could be available to anyone (gives a little more insight to the weapons that Block was trying to steal 2 weeks ago) but also provided with more hints of Cicada's origins, the nature of his powers and his condition, going all the way back to Nora's actions in S4 finale. The scene where she rewind time was cool too and it isn't really a way of angering the Time Wraiths because she isn't opening up a portal from inside the Speed Force, she just does it in the present. Those always show up when the Speed Force itself is literally compromised in such way. Sherloque and Ralph detective time was great and I can see both sides of Nora and Iris in the future.

Black Lightning: Decent, we are moving slow but we are moving. Gambi now has the means to get in touch at least with the briefcase, they just need to keep an eye closer with Jennifer and monitor Jace's activities at the A.S.A. facility with the pod kids and Tobias used this to return to the spotlight. I am hoping things will begin to pick up after the small break.

I really liked this episode, but it left me with a doubt: isn't anyone wondering how comes that Whale didn't get old a single day in thirty years?

This ep is probably my least favorite of the season so far but it did conclude some plot stuff so i appreciate that.