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The anti-chemistry doesn't work for you.

By the way. Have they started their whole. This was our plan along see. I've been waiting for that spin.

I don't know much about comics. But, I really thought Sara's device was a clever take on the idea of a 'canary cry'. I was really impressed by that.

Felicity's been giving Oliver the 'I'll drop this zero and get with a hero' eyes recently. No reason for it not to be on.

I like that you used the term goodwill. That's the problem for me. The show has ruined any goodwill I had towards it. I used to be invested in the show. Like really, I bought episodes after they aired.Now my goodwill is gone. The past couple of episodes have had some scenes that I liked but not enough to reinvest. Have you ever known someone to make such a poor decision, that it keeps you from trusting them again? I didn't realize how deeply killing the canary affected me with this show. It's like I don't want to follow anything you're doing, because you made a stupid decision. I don't trust your judgment. They seem to want all this comic book stuff and mask. They want GA/BC. They had a great BC and they threw her in the trash. They took a multifaceted character and an actor who total pwoned the superhero thing. She pulled off this great camaraderie vibe with the arrow both in and out of the mask. And they threw her in the trash. And now they are pushing the half-arsed heroes. It's poor judgment and an inability to see value.

Yeah. I think this forum is the only thing that's keeping me somewhat interested. I think I've been tolerating the season because I haven't been watching all of it. I can't imagine having watched every episode. I don't think I would be capable of doing that.

I agree with all this. The thing with Felicity came off a little different to me though. But, then what I got from it has been different than anything I've seen posted. I kinda took it as her indicating to him that 'he can get it' while still respecting his wishes to keep it platonic.

I thought this was supposed to be her arc this season right. Something about "Am I just a crush object?". Totally fits in their plan. Now if its a good plan that's a different question.

I was pretty turned off by her scene with Nyssa. She comes off pretty stank. And it's like I guess you mere heir to the demon is worthy of my precious time. Can't stand her. But, as long as it gets her away from Oliver. Makes sense she has no friends.

I don't get what your saying. And I don't understand what the big deal is. So I will leave it alone.

I still don't understand. What did he do that was so awful?

I guess I don't understand why he should be held reponsible for his actions. He's made a decision, he's suffering the consequences of his decision. What else is there?

Oliver had a real thing that happened that caused him to make the decision that he made regarding them. I still never understood how he's the bad guy. Or doing something intentionally to Felicity because of real stuff that has happened to him. Just not feeling the whole Oliver is getting what he deserves with Felicity. Like Oliver needs to be punished.

So. I have to know. Is Laurel really supposed to be crazy? That's the only way her actions make any sense. How do you not realize you need training. And if this is really something you really want to do. Why aren't you training right now instead of talking. I should see you like Oliver, Diggle and Sara doing something to towards saying sharp. Yet, we have Thea who is kickass and isn't even thinking about it. I don't understand.

That was weird. I liked this episode. All the ladies with daddy issues. It's unintentionally cruel for Oliver to have Malcolm there with Thea. She can't work through or get rid of her demons, if one of the demons is living in the house with her. It really bothered me, her not being able to stay at her own place in peace. This show or rather MG has built up such bad will with me. Seeing a decent episode makes me even more bitter. Is Laurel crazy? I get wanting to be a vigilante (well I don't get her motivation) but i would know that I'm not ready. That just comes off as kinda crazy to me.

Yeah. I'm kinda curious who is watching this now. The teenager, kid and adults in my family all watch The Flash.

The writing is really confusing me though. If she would have said anything else besides "I don't want to be a women you love" I would have come away from the scene with a totally different impression. The fact that she used that phrase indicated to me that is was about their relationship. And it was a very intentional burn.

I'm not sure how to weigh in here, so I guess I'll just throw out some random thoughts. When Felicity told Oliver she didn't want to be a women he loved, my first thought was kinda ok, bye then. Oliver is severely damaged and she is in the unfortunate situation of maybe falling in love with him. I've never been of the mind that Oliver needs to get his self together to be worthy of Felicity. I think Oliver is messed up and can only go so far on his own. What if he never gets wherever there is supposed to be? I think if you want a relationship with someone like that, then the saner party may need to do more in this situation. I think that would be the nature of a relationship with someone like that. Heck, it can be the nature of relationships in general depending on the circumstances. Maybe its that I'm and old fogey, but it's not always this 50/50 thing. If Felicity decides to walk away I won't hate her. But, I do believe love can involve fighting for someone even at the risk of losing dignity. If Oliver were doing something intentionally to hurt Felicity. I would hate him. But, him being messed up and struggling with basically everything, makes it hard for him to hate him just for being misguided.

I'll be curious to see what happens with Laurel as BC. I guess right now she's suppose to be in the beginning stages so I guess it would be too soon to call it. But, on the other hand seeing Thea on the island really highlighted how much Laurel as BC isn't cutting it. I don't really hate her as BC because she so fades into the background. It's like Laurel of seasons past, bland. But, a superhero even in the beginning should have some thing that makes you root for them and think they can pull it off. Thea has this steeliness about her that demands attention. At most this BC will be a character that does fight scenes. Nothing more appealing than any random minion of the villain of the week. She just doesn't carry herself in a way that is convincing for me.

http://rabbittrabbitt.tumblr.com/post/111574149580/important-s5a-finale-questions-do-the-rogue Thought this was a good rundown of questions left unanswered from 5A.

Can't help it. Love this comment. Simple yet effective.

http://weminoredinfilm.com/2015/02/19/arrows-the-return-s3ep14-the-danger-of-rewriting-your-own-history/ Wow someone articulated exactly how I felt about the flashbacks.

Not really mad about Laurel pouring out liquor for her dead homies. So many people have died and will die in the future to prop her up as BC. She had to pour out the whole bottle. Oliver and Thea were enough to make me love this ep. It's the relationship on the show that I'm most invested in. And causes me the most heartache. Get Speedy to the arrowcave stat. Willa's got this. Also, seeing Willa in that school uniform totally took me back to the mini cooper days for some reason.

How many characters have to die for this chick to be a vigilante?

Most shows I've seen address fan comments and complaints 'in show' and it's usually fun and light heart-ed. And you're like hee hee they heard us. In this show it's like they are trying to come for the audience for not liking their whack canary. They can keep coming for us if they want. Their piss poor product speaks for itself. Not that I can see the show half the time because of the lighting anyway.