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I see the promo photos reflect the show. ?

This movie was not at all what I expected. I put it on one Sunday afternoon thinking, action flick? Sure, why not. And I found it a heartbreaking depiction of slavery from the very start and an uplifting tale of fighting for freedom, both your own and others', by the end.

The way I see the 523/season 6 death is that it's a) we find out in flash backs that someone died in the explosion, b) someone dies of the consequences in present day in 601.

Didn't he also draw a parallel to Civil War?

It actually did go something like that for a while, but the reactions weren't good.

Don't apologize. Thanks for transcribing it all and double checking.

@tv echo transcribed this in Spoilers Only. Does SA deflecting the actual question mean that this season won't be influenced by Larel's death at all? Yes, please.

If the actress is there for Arrow, it could simply be to have someone who had faith in Ollie growing up into a decent human being react to him becoming a father. After all, they don't have Moira to play that beat, so Raisa can be a substitute. Having Felicity pushed aside while Oliver deals with William is exactly what drove them apart, isn't it? It doesn't feel logical to go down that road again if they are planning to bring them together. Oliver taking responsibility doesn't spell out him being the sole guardian to me. It can just be him wanting to be a father to this kid and stating that clearly. And then for 99 per cent of the time after 601 that happens between one Thursady and the following one. You can have Oliver hanging up after his call with William at the start of a scene here and there. Frankly, I don't think the show will pay as much thought to William the entire season as has been done on the last two pages of this thread. If they are keeping him around however much, I wish they'd start calling him Will.

The onscreen reason for Dig not being active in the field for a part of S3 was him being a new father. So I don't think it's that.

CL looks plastic. What's with her make up?

I really love how SA answers young girls' questions. He doesn't talk down to them, but says something meaningful.

Thinking about the two truths, one lie. Could it be Thea? I found the phrasing odd. She's in a present day scene and we speak to each other. Assuming WH has a reduced episode count this year as well, could thye be putting her in a coma at the start of the season to get around that? Say, she was badly injured in the blast, but she's still somewhat conscious in the flashbacks and manages to maybe say something to Oliver when he finds them. Only, they need to put her into a medically induced coma because of her injuries, so in present day, there's Oliver once again talking to her while she's hospitalized. Does DR have a solo panel or is he part of the Arrow panel? Apparently it was cancelled in May. Talking seriously, I don't think there's a need for McKenna. If she was brought back, I'd imagine it would be because of her role as a cop. And they have Dinah for that.

I take it you're kidding about the wedding. Also, isn't the actress a regular on another show? I like the idea about Dodger.

609, then they can go to Bali during the winter hiatus.

I think teasing it early ups the likelihood of it happening early in the season. At this point, I'd guess winter finale.at the latest.

I'm putting it back out there - Dig officiates. And he and Oliver throw everything together.

I seem to remember that scene being done by second unit, aka Bamford. Could also be the ARGUS bunker on the island.

So, we're to expect some nuanced acting and exploration of character, no?

Was Malcolm's shitty apartment featured on LoT? Because I don't remember it from Arrow.

The Pipeline is a section of a prison? You learn something new every day. I thought it was part of Star Labs.

And T-Bag's tears were real? I mean, I could get it if he did it to make an impact with the speech and achieve whatever goal he wanted. Then it makes sense. But real? I have a hard time buying him tearing up over his bio son's dead body, let alone Bellick's.

Cute.