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Everyone talks about how much they hate the black ones and that's gotta be racist because they actually taste pretty good. /j

In seriousness the black licorice ones aren't nearly as bad as people make them out to be. I'd even say they're in the top 5 jelly belly flavors depending on my mood.

In S1 E20, when Chloe leaves for her interview in Metropolis, she mentions she's staying in her cousins dorm, implying her cousin is in college.

Later, in season 3 I think, we find out Chloe's cousin is Lois Lane but when Lois is introduced in season 4, she is only around a year older than Chloe, who was a freshman in highschool when she went up to Metropolis and supposedly stayed in her cousins dorm.

Yeah you could easily say it's a different cousin but no extended family besides Lois is ever mentioned again as far as I know.

Before you get mad at me, I'm not saying this is something that makes the show worse by any means. I'm just on a rewatch and I've been having some fun picking up on little plot holes. I don't expect the writing in a 10 season show to be flawless, especially not one made in the early 2000s without initially having the rights to all the characters.

First it was the football coach trying to murder him by burning him alive. Then he has to deal with multiple students deaths. Then he is traumatized by seeing a student covered in hundreds of bees. And just a few weeks later he is murdered by a student because he thinks he's the one who hit him with a car.

RIP principal Kwan.

I think thats a much more fitting name. The Batcave is called The Batcave because bats live in caves. Do arrows live in caves? Not that I know of.

Arrows do however, have points. Imagine Oliver's base of operations high up overlooking Star City. The Arrowpoint.

Before I really knew what the show was I had at least seen a few scenes on YouTube as a kid but a lot of teenagers I know have either never heard of the show or have never watched it.

Just yesterday, I saw a post on tiktok that wasn't necessarily about the show but it used clips of Lana Lang from the show and had over 2 million likes in just a couple days.

Even random edits on tiktok of the show also frequently get anywhere between 10k and 100k likes.

I get that not everyone gets this stuff because of how algorithms work but it's so hard to find anyone in my age range to talk about the show with even though it seems extremely popular to me right now.

Someone accused me of being a spy for the big yahu because I don't have a hoodie on my goodie.

The scene with Cassandra Carver's death and Lex's reaction to it alone make this episode amazing.

Later in the show, I forget when, Lex talks about a nightmare he has that plays out exactly like Cassandra's vision.

My theory with this is that Lex was able to see her vision in his sleep due to some sort of latent powers from Kryptonite. Similar to how Clark was able to see her visions of himself.

He's just acting so creepy towards her, it's gross. "You're all grown up now" then that look. she's 14!

Yuck.

It's my second time watching the show and it genuinely bothers me any time he talks to her.

I finished the show on February 26th and I'm seeing edits all over tiktok, some of which are parts of the show that I've completely forgotten. (Probably because of how fast I watched it)

I'm also scared that its too early for a rewatch because I finished it less than 6 months ago and I'm also currently in the middle of a few other shows.

I'm not sure if I should start watching it again or not or at least wait a few more months so I forget more things and it's a fresher experience.