There was a time when the ship itself was required, but as with everything in the Arrowverse, it’s been diluted and now those portals exist as devices, rather than the need to have a ship. Might as well move Gideon to a building as the ship has easily become redundant.
Laurel was explained last week; she had Sara drop her off. Dinah remains a mystery however. She (and all history of her) seems to have vanished from 2020. I’d be interested to know whether 2040 Renee remembers her.
That occurred to me too, and I think, despite the desire of a power ring, it might actually be kryptonite. Power Rings choose their owners, right? They don’t hide in a mysterious box and crash, whereas Kryptonite may just do.
) and b) there are a lot of “green glowy things” in fantasy fiction. 
So a little clarity might have been in order. Guggenheim explains that they were somewhat constrained in what they could show. And I guess “green glow” was the compromise - notwithstanding its ambiguity.
It's even more stupid when you consider the GLC was actually shown in Crisis, and they've an upcoming show (granted on a different network) that's said to be the same universe as the one shown in Crisis.
It's kinda crazy that Marvel spent a better part of the decade trying to get back access to characters the lent to other studios in the past, and here we have DC who has access to everything, but chooses to put limits on themselves for contrived reasons.
won’t be “cashed.” But now, given the upcoming Superman & Lois series, these details create expectations for the broader Arrowverse continuity - and for S&L, in particular. So why go there at all if you can’t actually “cash the check”?
No John Byrne did not write Green Arrow(at least in solo comics) No idea why they did that.
They should have at least got EBR for that special.
At most, he will guest star a couple times on Superman and Lois. It could be a sweeps stunt if Diggle were GL in them, but I don't think it will happen.I’m still stuck on Diggle’s mention of moving (with family) to Metropolis. A year ago, this sort of allusion might have been a mere, fun Easter egg. Likewise, the Green Lantern tease would be harmless enough: in effect, it’s “writing a check” that everyone understands
Granted, it’s not impossible that Ramsey might join S&L. But after eight seasons as a sidekick on one show, would he want to do the same on another? (And would the audience want this redux?) Even if he did transfer, it doesn’t seem likely that it could be in any “Green Lantern” capacity - given the HBO Max project.
So - again - why the tease?
