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Flash? Awesome!
LoT? Okay, sweet, I guess.
Arrow? Sorry, what is "Arrow"? Oh, Felicity's show. When's CBS going to talk about Supergirl?
Already renewed.
Flash? Awesome!
LoT? Okay, sweet, I guess.
Arrow? Sorry, what is "Arrow"? Oh, Felicity's show. When's CBS going to talk about Supergirl?
Aww yes! I'm glad all three DCTV shows made it, then!Already renewed.
Yeah I agree he did a great job as Constantine but a show has to stand on a lot more then then good acting from the lead character.
Flash? Awesome!
LoT? Okay, sweet, I guess.
Arrow? Sorry, what is "Arrow"? Oh, Felicity's show. When's CBS going to talk about Supergirl?
Arrow was renewed alongside Flash and Legends!
Guys...?
*crickets*
My dislike of Laurel made me always want to defend Felicity.
But I just can't anymore.
The hatred for Felicity is genuinely bewildering at this point. Dislike? Sure. But people are getting way too worked up over that character. It actually makes me feel genuinely uncomfortable hearing the sheer vitriol.
Yeah I agree he did a great job as Constantine but a show has to stand on a lot more then then good acting from the lead character.
iZombie has already been renewed.Well..you have to consider the genre though. While Constantine was shaky, it was still better start than anything else in the "human fighting monsters" category. Penny Dreadful excluded, but that's a very different kind of show.
Constantine had great lead, great IP and seemed to be improving and getting bolder and bolder. People are mourning the loss of potential more than the loss of the show itself.
And on renewals...nice. I hope everything DC related gets renewed. What's left is..iZombie, Gothan and Lucifer, right? Lucifer and Gotham seems like a safe bets. Only iZombie is up in the air.
I mean, did you guys watch Family Matters back in the day?
Who was the main character? Did you think Urkel? He wasn't supposed to be, but the show twisted itself around him. Now it's happening again to Arrow.
I mean, did you guys watch Family Matters back in the day?
Who was the main character? Did you think Urkel? He wasn't supposed to be, but the show twisted itself around him. Now it's happening again to Arrow.
iZombie has already been renewed.
General consensus seems to be the first two seasons are well-liked and nearly everyone agrees season 2 is the best. It's just season 3 and 4 people are having the real issues with the show.So nobody likes this show anymore?
That's kinda sad to hear. I'm only near the beginning of Season 2 and it's finally starting to get good.
So nobody likes this show anymore?
That's kinda sad to hear. I'm only near the beginning of Season 2 and it's finally starting to get good.
People are hating on Felicity? Why? I could see it in S3, but outside of the latest walking out scene she';s been fine in this season.
I do think Team Arrow could use some culling. Or a lot of it. Too many masked people running around these days.
Enjoy while it lasts
General consensus seems to be the first two seasons are well-liked and nearly everyone agrees season 2 is the best. It's just season 3 and 4 people are having the real issues with the show.
The show needs a big shakeup, things have become too samey and quite predictable.
Current Arrow formula:
- Find bad guy
- Attack bad guy and fail
- Oliver walks back into base holding his bow and complains to the team as they follow behind him
- Miscellaneous character drama
- Defeat bad guy
General consensus seems to be the first two seasons are well-liked and nearly everyone agrees season 2 is the best. It's just season 3 and 4 people are having the real issues with the show.
I feel like S4 is probably the overall best one so far. I mean the intiial episodes at least. S1 and S2 had some real stinkers in first halfs. S3 was weird, as I felt it was Arrow at it's best and at it's worst; Some of it's episodes stand head and shoulders above anything the show has ever made, but it also has eps and plot threads that are the worst thing it ever did.
S4 so far has been pretty consistently good. More than earlier seasons managed to achieve. But at the same time it lacks standouts.
But then again, I've only started watching the show in holiday lul. I think generally marathoning tends to smooth out the rough edges.
The show needs a big shakeup, things have become too samey and quite predictable.
Current Arrow formula:
- Find bad guy
- Attack bad guy and fail
- Oliver walks back into base holding his bow and complains to the team as they follow behind him
- Miscellaneous character drama
- Defeat bad guy
Hope you don't watch Flash because their formula became pretty clear in Season 1. They could both stand to mess around with their formula a bit.
And then keep posting in the thread of a show you think isn't worth watching for the next two years.
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Speaking of formulas. It made me realize...where did all the shirtless workout scenes go?
Shame. They sold the idea of peak human better than anything else I've seen in superhero live action.Amell doesn't like doing them. He needs to workout beforehand, and it's hard to get time to hit the gym when you're the lead of a show.
I mean, did you guys watch Family Matters back in the day?
Who was the main character? Did you think Urkel? He wasn't supposed to be, but the show twisted itself around him. Now it's happening again to Arrow.
I mean, I don't hate the show, but #4 kind is pretty prominent and has scenes throughout the entire episode. Take, for example, the episode where Ruve tries to have those thugs sabotage Oliver before their mayoral debate. It starts with her giving Oliver an exploding party invitation, and then some stuff happens, and then it's them in their apartment with her mom, planning the wedding, and then the bad guys show up, and then it's her again, hacking the system on WiFi, and then the fight, and then the episode closes with more of her bullshit. That's how these episodes go now:I mean, it's really nothing like that.
Take that formula:
- Find bad guy
- Attack bad guy and fail
- Oliver walks back into base holding his bow and complains to the team as they follow behind him
- Miscellaneous character drama
- Defeat bad guy
The Felicity part is largely relegated to number #4, outside of any episodes dedicated to her. Diggle, Thea, and Laurel have all gotten focus episodes where they've been various degrees of good or stupid. (Yeah, when Laurel is the focus, she suffers.)
I don't have much of a problem with Felicity herself, its just she's become a huge focus of the character drama at the expense of everyone else, it makes sense in a way since she's so closely connected to the MC but it still sucks.
Besides Felicity no one else seems to have a life, friends, or anything going on aside from their superhero shit. Star City used to feel a lot bigger and more alive earlier in the show.
I don't have much of a problem with Felicity herself, its just she's become a huge focus of the character drama at the expense of everyone else, it makes sense in a way since she's so closely connected to the MC but it still sucks.
Besides Felicity no one else seems to have a life, friends, or anything going on aside from their superhero shit. Star City used to feel a lot bigger and more alive earlier in the show.
I don't have much of a problem with Felicity herself, its just she's become a huge focus of the character drama at the expense of everyone else, it makes sense in a way since she's so closely connected to the MC but it still sucks.
Besides Felicity no one else seems to have a life, friends, or anything going on aside from their superhero shit. Star City used to feel a lot bigger and more alive earlier in the show.
I mean, I don't hate the show, but #4 kind is pretty prominent and has scenes throughout the entire episode. Take, for example, the episode where Ruve tries to have those thugs sabotage Oliver before their mayoral debate. It starts with her giving Oliver an exploding party invitation, and then some stuff happens, and then it's them in their apartment with her mom, planning the wedding, and then the bad guys show up, and then it's her again, hacking the system on WiFi, and then the fight, and then the episode closes with more of her bullshit. That's how these episodes go now:
She is no different than any other romantic lead in a CW show.
I didn't realize romantic leads on other CW shows were written as hot and flaming garbage tainting every part of the show it touches. Glad I haven't watched anything of theirs besides the DC stuff.
Ugh. Wish CW had new demographics, or that the Arrowverse stuff was on netflix or a "premium" channel.
All fair criticisms, at this point I'd settle for any network that doesn't seemingly mandate that their leads in drama be constantly enveloped in overpoweringly awful relationship drama.
Truly, I think that last episode of Arrow broke me..