Lena wore a pinstripe suit and Alex spends some time with her in the lab.

One of the most feminist hours of television you’ll probably ever see.

Grace Choi finally gets the backstory we’ve been waiting on for TWO YEARS. Trust me, you’re going to want a box of tissues for this one.

When was the last time the two queer women of Riverdale got any semblance of character development?

Kara tries to convince Elseworlds-Alex to help her save reality from a man wearing Superman’s face. Also we get one last peek at Batwoman before she flies off into the night!

Where the hell is Cheryl? Do we think things will come full circle for her and she’ll be the one to break her dear cousin out of the Sisters Of Quiet Mercy? Does Riverdale have any real plans for her this season?

Sara, Zari and Charlie go to Tokyo to stop a monster from destroying the city while Ava gets her first dose of Thanksgiving chaos.

Waverly and Nicole run into a familiar face while trying to get the ring off Waverly’s finger, while Wynonna is stuck in one of Bulshar’s twisted games.

Please sign my petition demanding a musical episode of “The Bold Type.”

In the middle of superhero spy conspiracy theories, Thunder punches and Lightning bolts, Black Lightning puts forth an important episode about police corruption in black communities.

Of all the ways that the Pierce’s mutual secret-identity reveal was going to come about, I definitely never expected a raw knuckle superhero fight.

This is brave and historic. But it’s played intimate and vulnerable and small and more than anything, normal. Just two people sharing together. Like we have seen straight people do a thousand times.

Bet ya didn’t see that coming!

“I think I really like you.”

Rachel is fucking metal and don’t you ever forget it again.

Kiss the girls you wanna kiss.

Goo dammit!

Now with 100% more Tamsin!

None of us have ever deserved Mona Vanderwaal.

Paige and Emily kiss and twirl and Ali finally realizes she’s pregnant with Emily’s child.