Arrow (CW) TV Show • Page 19

I love how Slade's machine gun shots send people flying haha.

 

It's neverending

‘Supergirl,’ ‘Arrow’ Producer Suspended Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations by Warner Bros.

 

As if I needed more confirmation that this show is run by an idiot.

 

Statements from actors in the Arrowverse.

 

HYYYYYPE!

 

First 2 eps of the crossover were so much fun. Had a grin on my face the whole time.

Great to see a Tommy appearance after so long.

 

So I popped in to watch the crossover after only watching the pilots of Flash and Arrow thus far this year, and man, Felicity is still really annoying.

 

Melissa Benoist is pretty bad at being bad.

 

I liked her performance.

 

Felt super forced to me. She's fine as Kara, just didn't feel it here.

Also, felt this was a swing and a miss for Tommy, I get maybe scheduling was the reason (probably why Wells was RF too), but it felt very much like a tease for his role in it.

 

Thought this was overall pretty dumb with some cool stuff in it.

- Diggle didn't get invited to the wedding? But officiates at the end?

- Felicity still sucks

- Cringiest one liners they've had

- Incredible overuse of "I hate Nazi's" and "punching Nazi's," we get it, writers are conscious of what's happening in the world.

- Ray and Leo felt completely forced. We're supposed to buy their love, with them not going through the breach except together, with Leo just being like "nah ima stay" at the end? I'm not a fan of forcing relationships for anything, and their entire presence felt forced.

 

Also not sure why I chose the Arrow thread to complain about Crisis, but oh well.

 

I'm amazed this show managed to pull another 180 and head back into the dumpster.

 

Nice.

Colton Haynes returning to 'Arrow' as Roy for midseason arc

 

Arrowverse is back week after next.

 

That was kind of... depressing and predictable. I feel like this season's just been all over the place. What, so now Cayden James isn't the biggest bad?

 

I finally caught up on this show after not watching since the crossover. Man, this season went down the shitter. What the hell happened? They turned it around last year and this might be the worst the show has ever been. I'm pretty sure last week's episode was my least favorite Arrow episode ever.

 

I'm still invested and will continue watching but I don't get the creative decisions AT ALL. Splitting up the team and then basically making them hate each other?! I understand making conflict and drama but this show is best when the large cast of characters are working well together.

 

I’m not a huge fan of splitting up the teams. I’ll keep watching to see if/how they resolve it but I’m kind of tired of it already.

 

It would be more interesting if Oliver had done something really morally questionable to fracture the team. But he didn't. He spied on them to root out a rat, which is a completely reasonable thing to do.

The writers have successfully ruined Rene, Dinah, and Curtis in the space of 3-4 episodes. Rene by making him hilariously hypocritical and self-righteous about being spied on (even though he was a rat); Dinah by writing an equally hilariously rushed revenge plot; and Curtis by making him exploit Diggle's disability to track the other team. Awful, awful writing with no realistic character motivation.

I hope Wild Dog being injured means he gets written off the show for a few weeks/months/forever, because my god, I can't stand his character anymore.

 

Couldn’t agree more about the horrible writing for those three. Like “let’s just forget they ever had any morals because their feelings were hurt!” They could’ve done way better than that.

 

It would be one thing if the show seemed to recognize their massive hypocracy, but I don't think it does. Dinah not killing Laurel was framed as "Don't be like Oliver," when Oliver earlier in the episode said he wouldn't let her cross that line? I don't really know what the writers are going for here.

 

Yeah, it's a bit confusing. And I get Rene not feeling bad about being the rat, but I feel like he should've understood why Oliver was mad about it instead of just whining about it and then doing the exact same thing to them. Plus, Curtis and Oliver basically said the same thing to Dinah, but she only listened when Curtis told her not to kill Laurel. Now I have so many things to say about this season haha.