I think Tommy being Prometheus is still a possibility. He's a regular on Chicago Med but I don't think that would potentially stop him from being in an episode or two of Arrow for the unmasking.
Look better. Scores for the season are up.
this is by far the best Arrow has ever been.
honestly i think this is even better than season 2.
season 2 had slade during the flashbacks but also quite a bit of that season was kinda wack and felt like a regression until he finally showed up in the present timeline. and also it didn't even end well either.
though i gotta say seeing slade show up as Moira's guest...peak Arrow soap drama right there. They never had a swerve as good as that in the series since. And the moira murder scene was hella good too. CHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSE lmao
In the last episode, did Diggle just murder that guy at the riot, shooting him in the back? It was pretty quick, but it looked like it. So crazy.
Killing Arrow is the best Arrow.
In the last episode, did Diggle just murder that guy at the riot, shooting him in the back? It was pretty quick, but it looked like it. So crazy.
Killing Arrow is the best Arrow.
In the last episode, did Diggle just murder that guy at the riot, shooting him in the back? It was pretty quick, but it looked like it. So crazy.
this is by far the best Arrow has ever been.
I'm pretty sure Diggle uses non-lethal rounds.
However I don't think Wild Dog uses non-lethal. Pretty sure he's just shooting bullets.
If he does, the recruits are really stupid for screaming about The Hood if Wild Dog is shooting actual bullets.
Real talk - The whole "everyone was mad at Oliver for having a kill list" thing was some kind of stupid manufactured drama. Because everyone in the room (besides Curtis) has murdered someone. And Oliver, in a very convenient way to manufacture drama, forgot to let everyone know that his kill list was everyone who was involved in Malcom Merlyn's undertaking. So it wasn't like Oliver was murdering innocent people.
Speaking of Malcom Merlyn, he's been surprisingly absent
Oliver should really have clarified what the list was. These people just saw people they knew.
That's Scimitar.I'm all caught up and I have some questions. First of all, who was that random Arkham Knight looking merc that Church hired?
In my opinion, Flashpoint and superfluous time travel are already resolved, and I actually like the way they resolved it by having Jay Garrick grab Barry out of the speed force to tell him how dumb he is. So while Barry still can time travel and change things, he now likely won't, and I think that hits the right balance of removing this dumb plot point without nerfing Barry.Secondly, and most importantly, how are you guys coping with the fact that this whole season is strongly affected by Flashpoint? I keep expecting The Flash to end up solving all the issues and bringing Canary back from the dead, which I presume is his fault to begin with. What I mean is, when Flash finally fixes things at the end of his season (seems likely to me?) wouldn't that render this entire season, and potentially Flash's as well, entirely moot as if it never happened?
It's like one of those Morpheus eye splinters that I can't shake. I like the new episodes of both series, and Legends but they're likely to not be affected beyond saving you know who, but there's also this feeling of there being less of a point to these episodes since they might vanish into thin air once Flashpoint is resolved. That's usually how different timelines behave so far, right? They get erased and only Prime remains and no one retains any of the knowledge and experiences. It's pretty clear we're watching episodes based on the bizarro universe, and not the real people from previous seasons, yeah? I don't know how to deal :lol
They'll probably do a timeline merger instead. That way a certain someone on Flash can keep the powers and other traumas get fixed. But the fact remains, we're watching a new set of people on Arrow from the new timeline that Flash created, and all this moght not be happening at all on the other side. But as mentioned, maybe plot armor is protecting them somehow. Still kinda bugs me though, the stakes kinda aren't real until we see how Flashpoint gets resolved. Only with hindsight can we know if the dangers were real or not, which is a weird place to be at.
To be clear, I don't think that Flashpoint will be fixed by time travel per se, but it's still a separate reality we're watching, at least on Flash. Some version of our characters are gonna end up "dead" or erased, unless they merge it all into "and they lived happily ever after"
I'm not okay with either outcome. Either the characters from previous Flash seasons are deleted, or these ones are disposable fakes, and neither scenario is all that pleasant, for different reasons.
Had to google who that was, completely forgot. anyone who hasn't shown up since s1/2 would be incredibleThat .... actualy makes sense
You know whatHow about Shado? Time for her annual cameo?
Or what about Merlyn? Guy gets to be Ra's al Ghul and Prometheus.
How about Earth-2 Merlyn just so we can have two of them running across two different showsAgreed Merlyn should be Prometheus
How about Earth-2 Merlyn just so we can have two of them running across two different shows
Its Roy
Payback for Oliver leaving his ass on the ground when they fought Ray. He remembers the other timeline.
Hahaha man I still remember thatIts Roy
Payback for Oliver leaving his ass on the ground when they fought Ray. He remembers the other timeline.
I said it last year and I will repeat it now. Time travel on the Flash will never have a big impact on Arrow. These shows are heavily connected but still meant to be enjoyed on their own. Undoing a year of Arrow for the Flash will never happen because that is a massive fuck you to the viewers. Might as well have Oliver wake up and say that laurel died in his dreams while lying next to Felicity.