Was that the first time they've said Bruce Wayne's name out loud?!
I don't know how you guys think this episode is good the way they figure stuff out as a team is so stupid i can't take this anymore.
That twist. If next episode doesn't start with "My name is John Diggle" I'm gonna be mad. Oliver's logic: "Everytime I go out there as the Green Arrow I'm a target. So, I'd like you to be that target now". That was awkward. Has Oliver forgot about JJ?
The episode was great, especially the fighting scenes. The showdown between Oliver and Anatoly was awesome. I really liked Oliver literally grilling that guy. Outstanding scene.
Btw, the beginning of the episode was perfect. Love Oliver's sass "Anything interesting on the news last night?" proceeds to find his way through a cloud of reporters like a boss. Bruce Wayne name drop. Yess.
That newswoman has her job done. Does Channel 52 ever release any information found of their own? Btw, I miss a lot the "Oliver Queen is alive" newsreporter. I like that FBI agent. It was about damn time someone finally connects the dots. It's way too obvious Oliver is the GA and I'm glad agent Watson will still go on pursuit of the truth.
I'm pretty impressed by Jack Moore. He's such a good child actor. The combo William-Oliver is pretty good. Their scenes together feel pure and real. Plus, I love Oliver's parental skills. He was literally teaching him how to become something else. "Go for their nose", good advice.
Curtis is actually becoming an interesting character. That new job, does it mean were gonna have Smoak Enterprises? I like how they both interact to each other so if the writers keep it that way, I'm happy.
Was it me of does anyone else feel it weird seeing the transition scenes but not via flashbacks? And that new Legend-esque title card was so good. I loved it.
Rene is so good. Rick Gonzalez is so good at emotional scenes. Plus, he has the best lines "I'm a feminist like that", lol. Gotta be my fave quote. However, Anatoly is the king of one liners "I do not think you understand how this whole rescue thing work". I'm digging the idea that he got exiled from the Bratva and that now he's trying to redeem himself.
Fairly good episode. The Felicity/ Curtis side story I could have done without. I'm still impressed with young actor who plays William. He and Stephen Amell has great chemistry together. I thought the FBI Agent was channeling Viola Davis as Amanda Waller. The Bruce Wayne name drop made me chuckle a bit.
This episode was amazing, as good as the season 6 premiere, I really think Guggenheim has found the right path, this season is going to be the best we have ever seen in Arrow. There were many incredible scenes, many emotional scenes, and many funny scenes in this episode. I would have never though that Arrow could become so good. The young actor who plays William is very talented, and Stephen Amell's acting keeps on impressing me even after those 5 seasons. I really can't wait for the next episode.
One scene with Agent Watson and she's already my favorite. Hope to see more of her. Rene is really growing on me too.
Hey I don't wanna be the green arrow anymore as I don't want my son to loose his father, I know who I'll ask as my replacement, someone else who also has a son. If Diggle turns him down is he gonna ask Rene?
Are you coding in SQL or Java was such a disappointment of a question asked by Felicity.
Diggle is very well known to pull big ass drama for little things. God please stop being such a pussy, tell the team and take some rest.
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This show is unfortunately starting to get on my nerves. Plots are being rehashed over and over, even in the same episode.
How many times do I need to watch Diggle shake his hand, not shoot and get murdereyes from the woman that now is the Black Canary? Why the hell is he all of a suddon fit to be the Green Arrow?
I used to like Felicity till they started to overplay her and her sassy nature. Now she's just... annoying... BUT... at least Mr Terrible is there to take her place!
Also... How is it a good idea to namedrop Bruce Wayne when you're trying to convince reporters that you're not a vigilante superhero? "Hey everybody, it's not like Bruce Wayne is on the street right? Right!"
Fix the drunk cop, fix the PTSD soldier, fix the kid-drama, etcetera.