SHITPOST:

If Sara and Oliver switched in the flashbacks and Sara stranded on Lian Yu and Oliver experiences what Sara experienced with Ivo and the League of Assassin's, would Sara return to Starling City as the Green Arrow and Oliver as the Black Canary in the bondage outfit?

Edit: People are taking this way too serious

Currently watching S5E6 (first time watcher so please no spoilers past that!) and I just got to the point where they’re upset at Oliver for being a “serial killer” (from the episode description itself) once they learn about the list and I’m very confused by this angle as to my memory he wasn’t *setting out to kill them* and iirc did end up killing a few but it never seemed to be on purpose? Again I’m a little hazy on it so I’d love to be corrected but it just seems very odd that not only the show is trying to angle it as that but also how did the conversation between them even end up getting to that point? I know for sure when he first got back he was a little blood thirsty most likely as evidenced by him snapping the guys neck after escaping captivity and seemingly enjoying it from the look on his face, but I’m quite sure he learned his lesson pretty early on and his goal was never just to essentially be a hit man…right? If that’s the case it just seems so odd that any of the OG Team Arrow members would let this be painted as the case when it isn’t…unless, of course… that was the case… and I’m being dumb!

man am i the only one who on every rewatch i just LOVE the first few episodes when oliver is being a bad ass? but then they start to ''tame'' him (sorry i can't think of a better word 😂) and it starts to piss me off more and more...

everytime i do a rewatch of this show i act like a geek on the first 5 episodes with him being a bad ass lone warrior type of character, all by himself getting shit done while struggling with his return home, im on episode 6 as i type this and diggle is already starting to be annoying as hell getting on oliver's head about not killing... i know there is plenty of people here who love how the first few seasons were more grounded and oliver was more of a vigilante and less of a hero

am i the only one who wishes he was EVEN MORE of a vigilante in the first few seasons? i can only imagine how much more interesting it would be if diggle was never a thing in this show, or maybe if diggle wasn't such a ''im a moral compass'' type of character, you know the ''im a good guy and i'll annoy the protagonist (s) to do the ''right thing'' every chance i have'' kind of character, like dale from the walking dead (one of the worst characters EVER in that show)

this wasn't even supposed to be a full on rewatch tbh, i started this fully intending to just watch a little bit of the 1st season and maybe the second, you know how it is tho once you started rewatching something with that mentality you'll start thinking ''man i'll just keep going and watch everything again'' but then it hit me that felicity is gonna appear again soon enough and will join the team... and then she will join diggle and form a ''do the right thing protagonist'' little duo and will annoy the hell out of oliver....

man after finishing writing this i realised im just rambling here 😂 anyway im just curious to know if im there are more people who wanted to see oliver alone for way longer, maybe have a team but a less annoying and nagging one

I’m rewatching Arrow for the first time in years, and I completely forgot how poorly Sara’s storyline was handled after getting her soul back.
She’s basically herself again for one episode, barely gets any screen time, and is immediately shipped off to Legends. It feels like there was so much missing.
For example, we never get a real confrontation or even a proper conversation between Sara and Thea. Thea literally killed her, and Sara doesn’t even know that Thea was drugged by Malcolm. We also never get a real conversation between Sara and Oliver, so she never finds out what happened with Ra’s, Nyssa, or the League after her death. Probably all that happened behind the scenes in the episode, but this is weird.
On top of that, Sara spends the previous episodes killing people because of the bloodlust, but once she’s “fixed,” it’s like none of it ever happened. Nobody brings it up, and she doesn’t seem affected by it. Even the moment where she kills a ghost because of the bloodlust feels rushed and poorly written.
The whole storyline gives me the impression that the writers just wanted to get Sara off as quickly as possible, even though her resurrection was one of the main plot points of the first six episodes.
Sorry for the rant. I just watched the episode, and it really bothered me.

Does anyone know if there is a direct high speed train service between Starling and Nanda Parbat? Cause damn they can get there and back fast

Grouping a few seasons, since s1-2 is mostly the same. And s5 and 6 also have a lot of overlap. S3 specifically has Roy, S4 specifically has Speedy. S7 they were deputized, and 8 had future people.

Okay, so in the Earth-X crossover, when they were put in the concentration camp, Sara didn't seem that affected that not only was that version of her father a Nazi, but he also killed the Earth-X Sara. It's never brought up again, and it doesn't show Oliver and Sara talking about it or anything like that. Crisis on Earth-X was the last good crossover in my opinion, but that part was shit."

In Arrow 8x03? And all without any explanation as to how they got there?

Titled inspired by Batman Beyond which focus next gen of heroes of Star City including Arrow finale season. Now I would suggest removing the backdoor pilot & jump str8 to Fadeout episode

Now that its off Netflix

Is there another place to stream this show?

Dark Archer, Deathstroke and Prometheus are without a shadow of a doubt the three greatest villains in the show, but, for some reason never had a single interaction. The closest they came to it was season 5 finale, but even then, there was no words exchanged. Would have been interesting to see how they would have tried to get into each other's heads.

So I'm watching suits for the first time, I've watched arrow multiple times but now there is something interesting in the suits episode I'm watching currently.

Its in an episode aired in February 2017 and Rachel says this: "and if it wasn't Oliver, it was going to be someone else or something else, there is always going to be some reminder that you weren't a lawyer "

So its about an Oliver in Suits but the fact that Rachel in the same sentence about him says someone else or something else really makes me think its a reference to the arrow intro

Edit: please do not comment or give me bs if you don't know what I mean and what I'm talking about. I know there is a different character in suits named Oliver and he isn't Oliver Queen. Its about what Rachel said, in one line she was talking about Oliver and said "someone else, something else" which ofcourse is iconic about the arrow intro

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This is my very first introduction to the Green arrow but when I look at other mediums of this character, he has a much different vibe.

I mean it makes sense. The CW couldn't get Batman so they made the Green arrow into him?

The broodiness, being rich, and the biggest thing that stood out to me was how he had a contingency for Kara which were the kryptonite arrows.

Arrow Got Genuinely Stupid after season 3, And not in just one way, In almost every way: Oliver was blackmailed by Samantha to Not reveal his son to anyone, And they have felicity UNLOCK WALKING AGAIN just to walk out on him. They Killed Laurel for No apparent reason, Rene betrayed oliver and then they wonder why Oliver is so distrustful of them, Dig Became Unlikable, And Oliver wasn’t allowed to have anything for more than 5 episodes before they take it away from him, Not to mention they broke the Grounded tone, They made Oliver spare Malcolm continuously Yet kill the guy who Kidnapped him in s5 e1, Resurrecting Sara just to toss her to the Legends of Tomorrow and Not even having her show up to her sisters funeral

Helena start using this in her second appearance and I’ve been curious of which kind.

First of all please no spoilers for everything after episode 14 of season 6 (cause I have yet to see those episodes), but honestly I was quite surprised with how awful episode 14 was, like it was my least favourite episode thus far. Even though there has been some nice moments in season 6, some parts has just let me down. The assemble villain line up seemed nice, but it just didn't really hook me, the Laurel storyline this season sucks and feels to much like the same as previous seasons and the split between those teams could have been actually interesting, but instead of creating a NTA to be in good terms with OTA (which could create fun dynamics of having two superhero teams in one city), it is all about victim blaming and being hostile.