Arrow Season 3 Episode 23 – TV Review
Subtlety is for Elijah.
And so finale week concludes with Arrow closing the book on its third season.
Not with a bang.
Not with a whimper.
But more a mildly interested shrug.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 22 – TV Review
And how superior she is to Felicity? Oliver made the wrong choice, baby.
The Super Friends aren’t that impressive without Oliver or Roy.
Laurel has magically boosted her martial arts prowess, but Diggle’s power seems to be “guns” (and we all learned from Mystery Men that guns aren’t a real power), and Felicity is a non-combatant.
Thankfully, we have third-tier characters to rope in.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 21 – TV Review
Eh, I suppose I should be grateful it isn’t a big, dumb wig.
Do you people not own guns!?
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 19 – TV Review
I wish Oliver had a reason to cry every episode.
There are two main character deaths.
One real.
One false.
If only they could have both been real.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 6 – TV Review
Sadly, no.
Roy’s dick may not be out, but his secret is out.
His secret being that he killed Sara.
Or did he!?
He didn’t.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 4 – TV Review
If only Thea was able to fade into the shadows like Batman.
After making sure we all know about how much of a kung fu badass she is last episode, Thea fails to use any said badassery to save herself this episode.
At least we can count on Thea to be consistent in her ability to be a constant disappointment.
Still like her haircut, though.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 2 – TV Review
Who knew all it would take for Oliver to tie up and caress Tommy was a little Hong Kong kidnapping?
Is Arrow competing with Once Upon a Time for the most redundant flashback award?
Because that race is tight.
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Arrow Season 2 Episode 23 – TV Review
“And Roy is no longer superpowered. Wait, how is this plan going to work, again?”
At least Nyssa is back to lend a hand.
She’s surprisingly forgiving for a scorned mega assassin.
