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Arrow Season 4 |OT| A Tale of Salt and Fire
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No, that is a grocery bag.
They are friends
Grocery bag and Emily Bett Rickards started out playing the same character type in their respective shows, but only one of them saw significant growth in both character development and acting ability as seasons went by.
That must be a recent development.
Wouldn't there need to be two good guys fighting for that?
GreyOcelot
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the show has improved significantly without laurel
Wait, so you can remove the darkness? I thought you could only lock it away?
more referring to plot threads being very prominent.
rocketskates
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It's you
It is quite easy, just need some random Katana juice.
Disagree completely. She was really coming into her own as a sidekick character and I feel like the show is weaker without her. They really could have used her in this last episode.
The episode played out exactly like an episode where she wasn't here. Nothing changed from earlier in the season.
Would say the same for Thea but yeah ...
$10 next week starts with Merlyn telling her he did it for her and is just trying to protect her
Hopefully it ends up like Andy versus John, with a quick death. After that first confrontation, I was worried Andy would live.
BodiesWithoutOrgans
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Colton Hayes came out
Good for him now he can be happy
Good for him now he can be happy
Where?
BodiesWithoutOrgans
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morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Someone please sign my Change.org petition to make the 90s Swamp Thing tv show cannon with the Arrowverse.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
It'd be cool if they took advantage of the shared universe and had him pop up on Arrow, Flash, and Legends randomly.
I would say book him on Legends but Connor needs the spotlight
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Not enough Archers. Get Jon H. Benjamin to be the villain and you've got a deal.
Septimus Prime
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I remember they revived her with White Flower or something.
But them showing that she could resist it in the first place is a Chekhov's Gun that I guess they're never going to fire.
As someone with Asperger's and panic anxiety disorder, the phrase "terminal anxiety" made me do a double take.
KonradLaw
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Jorok Goldblade
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Looking at who was chosen for the TNT dropped series, who is ready in the Arrowverse, and who the CW has shown interest in developing for TV, I think the ideal cast for an Arrowverse Titans show would be:
Nightwing
Thea
Wally
Raven
Starfire
Blue Beetle
Put them all in college in Happy Harbor, RI.
Jorok Goldblade
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Nightwing, Blue Beetle and Raven were all in development at the CW around the time Smallville was ending. (although Grayson was a Flying Graysons series) They even shot Blue Beetle test footage:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfUZ_sTUp54
The TNT show was supposed to be Nightwing, Oracle, Raven, Starfire, Hawk and Dove. I'd assume it would be a Teen Titans situation- where they had Robin, but avoided Batman as much as possible. Kind of like what Supergirl is doing with Superman, except easier to justify since Batman is human and less social.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfUZ_sTUp54
The TNT show was supposed to be Nightwing, Oracle, Raven, Starfire, Hawk and Dove. I'd assume it would be a Teen Titans situation- where they had Robin, but avoided Batman as much as possible. Kind of like what Supergirl is doing with Superman, except easier to justify since Batman is human and less social.
Kinda disapointed they made Milagro a teenager in that test footage. Half the fun of her in the comic was the elementary school kid's perspective on the superhero world
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
How about a Supernatural/Bonnie and Clyde-like Thea and Roy spin-off show where they travel the country
fighting crime.
Gotta get to 10 hours of Arrowverse programming somehow.
British Columbia
Gotta get to 10 hours of Arrowverse programming somehow.
Ted kord blue beetle is off the table nowadays. Assume this goes for every blue beetle.
I actually don't believe him on that
TheCowboyPoet
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I hope they're about Felicity.
Like Supernatural's early seasons, where every new American city they go to is foggy, has a ton of cedar trees, and occasionally has some of the same building that previous cities had. Weird!
I don't even know why he would know. Did they actually include them in the dialog, in which case we need a lip reader.
TheCowboyPoet
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Well since this show does have a thing for flashbacks, it'd make sense if they actually shot the scene with the dialog so they can show it next season. That's easier than bringing Katie Cassidy back in and reshooting that scene in 6 months.
True, makes sense. But they should have done multiple versions, so we can guess and they can 'leak' fakes.
Septimus Prime
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Did you guys notice there were no flashbacks last episode? It's actually been like three episodes since an island flashback now. Maybe they're testing a new format.
Team Filler
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What a great episode this last one was. It was an inspired choice to insert Felicity into Oliver's defense against the dark arts training, as it really spoke to how she has been a necessary component of his personal and reactionary defenses in the field, as well as calling back to how she has been the source of strength in Ollie ever since he was abandoned on Lian Yu with nothing but a book full of people to kill and a worn photograph of Felicity Smoak.
I feel like they revealed Dahrk's motivations behind his actions too soon, and probably should have waited two more episodes to really start exploring the reasons for his villainy.
Overall, this was a great episode in a season of nothing but great episodes, brimming full of interesting character arcs and logical consequences.
I feel like they revealed Dahrk's motivations behind his actions too soon, and probably should have waited two more episodes to really start exploring the reasons for his villainy.
Overall, this was a great episode in a season of nothing but great episodes, brimming full of interesting character arcs and logical consequences.
They flashbacked to the stuff we actually saw in the show, and they had season 1.5 flashbacks the episode before. But yes, they aren't really missed.
TheCowboyPoet
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Season 6 with no flashbacks will be amazing.
BodiesWithoutOrgans
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Claude Augario
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You people are fooling yourselves if you think Season 6 isn't going to flashback to season 1!
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