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 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 18 – TV Review
“Guns are the answer.” -America
Yes, guns are the answer.
Who knew they’d be more effective than literal hand lightning?
Something to keep in mind for future ATOM suit iterations, Ray.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 15 – TV Review
I respect Ra’s’ priorities. His shirtless, toned priorities.
Thea does the smartest thing she’s done in a long time and sets the League of Assassins after Malcolm.
Then Oliver does the dumbest thing he’s done in a long time and spends the rest of the episode trying to save him.
Thea’s idiocy isn’t gone: it just changed hosts.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 12 – TV Review
Arrow Season 3 Episode 10 – TV Review
Wig’s a bit much, though.
Oh, and Oliver isn’t dead, you guys. Obviously.
Well, not anymore.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 9 – TV Review
It wouldn’t be Arrow without some weapons-grade homoeroticism.
Ra’s is now fully revealed.
And he’s a buff, older Australian man.
At least he hasn’t got Slade’s stupid mask.
