It was more enjoyable than Gotham, but not as good as last season. It feels like some of the genius has left the writing team. Perhaps they are spread too thin.
Jay was a bit monotone. A bit disappointing, considering how lovable he is in comics.
Spivot was decent, but I'm not interested in see a romance with Barry.
Caitlin's behavior was a bit..inappropriate. It felt like she was told to act like a fangirl when meeting a superhero. I can see fancying him, but not as blatantly lustfully as she was doing. Not after Ronnie died only 5 months ago. I might be sensitive about this, since I had loved ones die two years ago. (Since Ronnie's out does this mean she won't become Killer Frost?)
Considering Sand Demon's body can be separated into individual particles and even lose some (the bit in the lab that Cisco communed with), with virtually no damage from most harm, I doubt he's dead. However, being fused to glass would certainly paralyze him, at least until an enterprising villain grinds him back down into movable pieces. A very cold end, which again, seemed odd that Barry and friends are not the slightest bit concerned over.
That rocket in Earth 2 Star Lab looked like Flash Gordon's.
Fascinating styles used. It looked like the way people used to think the future would look like--until it got here and turned out to be sort of soulless and boxey.
I've mentioned that the funding issue perturbs me, if only because, if Barry's in charge of those funds, he has immense power. When are people going to start hitting him up for money?
The "villains never change clothing" I headcanon that 1) they get little attached exercise tubes, with bathrooms and clothes cleaners, like prisoners with yard time, and 2) superheroes never willingly take off their costumes when captured, so why would villains? The costume is how people know you're
important.