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Kara kept a journal between Supergirl's first season and its third, and her first comment about Ray is that he "reminds me of Clark in a way I can't really explain." This is a great way for her to figure out why.

For me personally he'll always be synonymous with 1980's Judge Dredd - he was terrifyingly young when he worked on it too. He draws a storyline where Dredd turns into a werewolf..

seriously.

Maybe its because of the country you live in. Try a VPN, you can watch it on CWTV that is only available in the US or you can try different countries on Netflix, the variety of shows change quite a lot. I use NordVPN but you can try some free one.

> Jay Jackson like Thea may be based off of Jefferson but that doesn't mean his name is actually Jefferson.

The publicly distributed synopsis for The Flash, Season 2, Episode 4: "The Fury of Firestorm" shows that his name is indeed Jefferson, and he is indeed intended to be the new second half of Firestorm:

>> [Spoiler](#f "Barry and the team look for another Firestorm match for Dr. Stein. When the team meets Jefferson "Jax" Jackson, Caitlin has her reservations about whether Jax is the right match for Dr. Stein. Iris surprises Joe while Barry and Patty grow closer.")

Amazon is selling digital versions of the episodes at the following link ($2.99 per episode, $24.99 for the season):

So there's that if you want to own the episodes but don't want a DVD.

And if you are like me and you can't wait, binge Legends of Tomorrow, and hit the crossover before the other shows have hit Netflix... You can buy "Crisis on Earth X" standalone episodes on Amazon. They are $2.99 per episode, and there are 4 episodes.

https://www.amazon.com/Crisis-on-Earth-X-Part-2/dp/B077YG4R7C/

If you have a good enough VPN, you can set your location to the US and watch it on Netflix. I use NordVPN and it works but it does costs money. If you are only going to use it for LoT S4, do the week-long free trial and then cancel (I live in the US so it's not a problem for me, but I use it to watch stuff from Netflix UK and Netflix France)

In addition to Gail Simone's Birds of Prey, Chuck Dixon's Birds of Prey is pretty good and came before Simone's run. There are 3 collect volumes containing the start of the run and the rest is available in individual digital issues.

I also liked Paul Dini's Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell. It's a team up graphic novel.

• If you're not paying for a product, you are the product. A VPN by design is supposed to hide what you're doing from your ISP but it doesn’t stop the operator of the VPN server from snooping and selling your browser activity, or worse, personal details with 3rd parties.
• It costs a company money to host a VPN server and pay for traffic, so why would that company give you a free service without getting something out of it? A free VPN offer your information to outsiders to take care of their expenses
• You would be surprised how many free VPNS actually contain malware. A study of 283 VPNs revealed that many free providers contain malware – including Betternet, SuperVPN, and CrossVPN. In fact, 38% of VPNs showed signs of infection.
• The same study found 72% of free VPNs embed third-party trackers in their software.
• Free VPNs, because they're free, don't offer the best speeds. So if you already have trash internet, you might not even be able to browse or watch videos properly.
• Your IP Address Could Be a Network Endpoint. A VPN called Hola found another way to make money off their free users: they let paying customers use your device’s processing power – essentially selling your bandwidth for profit. Lets hope they don't look at anything illegal using your bandwidth...
• In North America and Europe, ISPs are tightly regulated. VPNs do not operate by the same set of rules. Many VPN providers are located in shady offshore jurisdictions. Not only does their provenance make them difficult to regulate, but it also makes them difficult to learn about. Don't go logging into your internet banking with a free VPN...
• Adverts get traffic priority. Always. Because money.

There's probably more but I'm tired.

Cool,thanks! Will listen on youtube! Think I also found it on Amazon. No track listing though. :(

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0007LLPKQ/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=

Edit: Switched to US store, its it :D

There's a Heat Wave action figure.