Stephen really wasn't kidding when he said he only had one scene in this episode. But damn was it good and highly entertaining. It almost felt like I was watching a really awesome movie at times. Diaz and Laurel are one psychotic due. Anyone would be smart to be scared of them. They are unpredictable.
So does Lance even notice his baby girl from an alternate reality is not home ? I don't know why tv writers love hackers. Blindspot feels like the the Patterson show now and there's way too much Felicity in this show. There was barely any Oliver at all.
Wow. Just wow. By far the best episode of the season. I for the most time thought Diaz was the weakest char in this season. I mean of all the villains by far. But I might consider otherwise after what happened here.
This is it! This is the worst episode ever, in all history of tv shows. What a f****** torture
Oh yeah! A whole episode on a character I don’t care about. This seasons villains have been terrible.
In my previous comments on the series, I've said that this season is the worst in part because of the boring villains completely lacking character. Of the many series I watch, I've never really felt like stopping until this season of Arrow. This episode was something incredible in comparison to the ones before it. It essentially solved the issue I've been unhappy about, with a great story line and character development. There was finally a villain that was not only on par with the others but maybe even more interesting and deep. Sadly, this also proved how redundant the other characters are, even though the show is supposed to be about them.
I don't mind that this episode is focused on the Dragon, it is fine. What isn't fine is fact that the Arrow was in this episode for a minute, but we had 3 or 4 scenes of Felicity and Curtis for some reason. They really need to call this show Felicity and Friends. Terrible episode. I am done.
Who doesn't like a good villain episode? Though Laurel-2 really is a bit dense, isn't she? Then again, Laurel-1 was too.
Mr. Terrific tried to smell an unopened soda can to see if it went bad. Is this a thing ?
It was nice to see the childhood of Diaz. It makes him a more rounded thug. Still a thug, but we understand him a bit more.
Why on earth would that Quadrant kid walk inside the house with a C4 attached to him instead of running away and saving his “family”?
Funny how no one pulls the trigger even when Diaz killed one of the Quadrants.
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This was bar-none the best episode of Arrow this season. Loved it!. I'm not sure what was more jarring though. Seeing Diaz light the childhood bully on fire, or Laurel going back to her normal hair-style. I thought it was a new hairstyle not a wig.