People Still Aren't Over the Pure Magic of the Scandal and HTGAWM Crossover Episode

Updated on March 4, 2018 at 7:00 PM

We knew the Scandal and How to Get Away With Murder crossover episode was going to be good — after all, Viola Davis herself called it "black girl magic on steroids." Luckily we weren't disappointed. The episode, "Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself," blessed us with so many things: seeing Olivia as a professor; getting to hear Olivia and Annalise make epic, Shondaland speeches to each other; wine and popcorn; and an epic showdown at the Supreme Court. Naturally all this brilliance had #TGIT fans going out of their minds with excitement, which they shared on Twitter.

This is my town and my rules!! #Scandal #Scandalgetsawaywithmurder pic.twitter.com/rzRubz3oOk

— Jonathan Smith (@jmzsmith613) March 2, 2018

All this teacher bashing got me like: #Scandalgetsawaywithmurder #Scandalabc #scandal pic.twitter.com/TrozyHK1ls

— T'Juana Wake Up in Wakanda Jones (@BloomingLotusHC) March 2, 2018

"If we're gonna work together you need to understand this is my town, my game, my rules." OP #Scandalgetsawaywithmurder

— Susan Di Meo (@sue_perwoman) March 2, 2018

I want this cross over to be a mini series. For real.
Me waiting to next week's episodes. 😬#TGITCrossover #Scandalgetsawaywithmurder #HowToGetAwayWithScandal pic.twitter.com/3JOOMOA876

— Academic Anntiee is Here for Dafonte (@onewizewomun) March 2, 2018

"We're black which means I'll always be here and I'll always root for you. That's how we do." ✊🏾 #TGITCrossover #scandal

— Kyarra Iman🐘🍍✨ (@KyarraIman_) March 2, 2018

I can't be the only one who was literally moved to tears as @violadavis (Annalise) argued how racism is built into the fabric of this country to the Supreme Court, right? This woman is simply amazing. #TGITCrossover

— Quamaine J Byrd (@QuamaineB) March 2, 2018

Viola didn't have to steal the scene on Kerry's show like that. #Scandalgetsawaywithmurder #scandal pic.twitter.com/sJaQmZiiMQ

— Finessa_Trilliams💋 (@C_Jill_Run) March 2, 2018

@byshondaland is literally full of badass women for everyone to look up too and i'm here for it #TGIT pic.twitter.com/6LXoRUj2IJ

— grace (@gracegarrett_) March 2, 2018

I'm living for this #blackgirlmagic Annalise and Olivia are goals 💕🔥 #HowToGetAwayWithScandal #TGIT pic.twitter.com/u5GQaKuvzl

— Nicole Perez (@nicole_perez1) March 2, 2018

Liv back in that white suit now that she outta that White House #HowToGetAwayWithScandal #TGITCrossover #tgit #Scandal @kerrywashington pic.twitter.com/ihzXbrUheS

— Sheila Taylor Clark (@SoShaydee) March 2, 2018

Pure joy. #Scandalgetsawaywithmurder ❤️@shondarhimes pic.twitter.com/FHqX2qjjoE

— Tiffany Jean Gooch (@goocht) March 2, 2018

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