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Yeah, I put down the drive to QC down to habit as well. She just wound up there and then sort of went with it. And Moira, I suppose, doesn't have that many places to look for Oliver, does she? There's Verdant, but that's Thea's domain and she's pissed at both of them at this point so Oliver presumably wouldn't be there. I just can't wait for Oliver to turn up home and see how he tries to spin fathering a child during the years he was supposedly stranded on a deserted island. And I neeđ a full on Lion King scene with Moira raising Ellie heavenwards and chanting.

apinknightmare, I'm there with you. but I am starting to believe Oliver will pay dearly for his lie. Precisely because, as has been brought up, nobody has been really called to task about theirs. Sure, there were minor confrontations here and there but nothing that turned things upside down. Not Laurel lying about Sara or Lance working with Darhk, which are the biggest ones. So I'm afraid all of this will have accumulated and fell on Oliver's shoulders before the season's over. I don't really need it, but I'm afraid it will be done to keep some sort of cosmic balance.

Superficial is the right word. I read the first two chapters, I think. Before Roy and Tommy turned up, and I wasn't really that interested in continuing it.The time travelling child fic is ruining me though. I wonder why she didn't react to Sara and Dig, does she not know either of them or was she just overwhelmed? And I was so excited about Moira turning up in the last chapter but then I got to thinking that there is a huge possibilty about the bigger things in the original timeline still happening and the possibility of suddenly looms large.

They're all pretty adorable and it would be lovely if they were used to add to the loft set. A nice photo of Felicity and Donna goofing off. Or even one of them with Oliver at the party. I think I remember one of the three of them that Charlotte Ross posted.

I'm not saying a sad or bad ending to the season is not possible, just that for me personally, taking away Felicity's right to make her own decisions, something that defines her on a basic level, is worse than putting her in a wheelchair. A lot worse.

From Charlotte Ross' Instagram. Very serious on set today... #EmHasCleanTeeth #mytonguelooksweird #arrow

You're not the only one. It's not the worst thing ever, but that doesn't put it in the same neighborhood as good. Plus, the style of the bag does not match at all.

If the season ends with Felicity being forced to do something against her will, that will be the worst thing to happen to her this year for me.

Leaving town with her villainous dad would be a retread of Thea at the end of S2 for me. Like, if Felicity wants to leave with Donna, fine. But this is a guy who abandoned them when she was pretty young and clearly left her with some (very understandable) issues. I can't see Felicity doing that at all. Frankly, I don't even see her leaving Star City. Even if they break up for a longer period and she leaves the team (which again, I doubt), would she really leave Palmer Tech and the responsibility for its employees that she's taken over?

Snerk. I get that I'm probably insane for trying to apply logic to this, but if she first appears on the political scene in 4x14, I really don't see how she can win an election a week later even if Oliver's secret son comes out at the debate. She'd be a complete unknown.

Hawkgirl can fly. Is that not considered a superpower anymore?

Even if he goes to jail, of which I'm doubtful, why would he stay there unoess it served his purposes? We saw him evaporate on multiple occasions already. Why nit just repeat an oldie but a goodie. This actually surprises me. How does he fit in the episode?

Good. As much as I think NM is really bringing out the best of his role, that could be really cool. And something the show honestly hasn't done before. All three seasons so far he needed to beat the one guy to end the threat. But here the face of the operation could be done away with and instead replaced by legions. Considering it's HIVE, it makes sense.

We were all focused on there being an older Oliver on LOT, but I'm really intrigued by the idea of them travelling back to meet a younger Oliver. My first thought was they would have to go to 2007 or earlier, but a tease of Oliver's fifth year away from home might be fun too. Though I'd say it's more likely younger Barry and older Oliver.

I don't really like the dress, but I don't think she looks either short or fat. Her body looks fine even if I can see a whole lot of her sternum. The head is top notch though.

Thanks. I would handwave a lot of things on this show in exchange for vital and emotional relationship stuff not happening in his episode.

SM comments?

I'm shocked that Malcolm hasn't pinned the blame on her yet. A little disappointed too, to be honest.

Court scene with Laurel? That's in episode 16, isn't it?

About time. The only time we saw her doing anything day job related this season was walking with the DA when she was killed, right? This is the one distinctive thing Laurel brings to both the team and the show, and they should utilize it.

I resent the fact that I need to look for some facts from the Arrow cannon on The Flash, so I completely understand this complaint. While all shows may exist in the same universe, they should be independent and able to stand on their own. I just hope the crossover is with The Flash. Aside from Dig reacting to her, I don't really see what Supergirl could bring to Arrow.

I don't know why, but I still have a harder time buying that Thea managed to track down Roy. I mean, honestly. The salesperson not only remembered selling that chain to a kid in a red hoodie but had his name as well? I just don't believe Roy used a credit card to pay for it. At least not one in his name.

This is such a good episode. There's a ton of stuff happening, but everything just flows together. There's resourceful Oliver with using the sauce to blind the Chinese guy and rigging up a transfusion in the field. Plus he manages to at least partially fix the radio in the flashback and think back to the Odyssey. They really allowed him to be smart in this one. Moira just tangled with 75% of Oliver's nemeses, didn't she? There's Malcolm, natch, but I completely forgot about her contracting China White and, vicariously, Deadshot. Then she set Ra's on Malcolm in S2. If she were alive today, I fully believe she would have managed to get involved with HIVE in some shape or form. Poor Frank, about to bite the dust.

I know! I laughed at that one myself. Maybe there's one buried under the stacks of cash and drugs and we're just not looking hard enough.