The writers on Arrow put their characters, subplots, and whatever other stuff they found laying around into a blender for Season 6... what's really surprising though, it all kind of works. The series doubled-down on
(Photo Courtesy of DC/The CW). Olicity -- You have to be KIDDING ME. This picture says it all (when I saved the picture I titled it "No"). Not only is it another re-hashed storyline, but
Arrow's writers made a bold move at the end of last week's episode, and now they're oddly backing away from it one week later. To recap, Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), is being persecuted -- by
**THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR ARROW SEASON 6, EPISODE 2** Last night's episode of Arrow delivered a major swerve, and some fans might be feeling that it's a step too far, even for this show,
The Arrowverse has always been a place where fan service has thrived. While there are countless Easter Eggs all over shows like The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl, they’re also rampant in Arrow. Early
Arrow returns with its sixth installment in the series. What results will viewers find from last season's finale? Who survived? How? Where does Oliver and the team go from here? Read on to find out: (Photo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ydsr1dFC8g Season 5 of Arrow left things off at an odd place, with a Prometheus killing himself and taking out all of Team Arrow in the process — or so we’re led to believe. The
Last year’s Arrowverse crossover, “Invasion,” while admirable in its scope, had a major problem. It tried way too hard to have each episode of each respective show focus on that specific show. For example, during
We are nearing the month of October, and with it comes the fall season of television, and for DC fans, that means a whole lot of shows to look forward to on The CW. While
For the past couple years, The CW has managed to stage some pretty big crossover events between all their DC shows. Last year’s “Invasion” was a massive three-part event (well, four parts if you count
