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That has to be old - Stephen has stubble in that scene, not a beard.

I think she's saying "I have to fight back" - probably in reference to Oliver asking her what she's doing there, since she's supposed to be in protective custody.

I'm mostly here for the making it right part. That's always my fave - they better do it, and do it well.

Girl's out there tossing coffee, chopping veggies, engaging in fisticuffs...Hope Springs, you are wild.

Except that person he responded to wasn't the only one who pointed out what he posted on Instagram could be considered offensive, LOL. He says he looks at comments - he had to have seen all the Turkish people in his replies on Instagram commenting on the comparison because he location tagged the pic. I get wanting to clap back at someone he's seen online posting nasty things about his wife, but why didn't he respond to one of those comments? Like I wrote earlier - if he really is railing against the perception that he's racist and prejudiced, he needs to take a few steps back to understand why people are thinking that. Doubt he'll do it though - he seems incapable of a little self-reflection at this point in his life.

I amend my earlier quote: Felicity throwing coffee is my new aesthetic.

Felicity throwing soup is my new aesthetic.

If this is truly his issue, someone close to him should sit him down and explain to him - however many times they need to in order for him to get it - that he's not doing himself any favors in this regard.

Yeah. I think the fact that he sat on that situation and obviously stewed on it for THREE YEARS and came out of it thinking that the thing he needed to do was take the apology back says a lot about who he is/where he is as a person.

I voted maybe 25-30 times and I never got a captcha.

Plot twist: Bamford gets so many repeat directorial opportunities because Stephen has beef with almost everyone else.

Oh good - that would've been shitty. I think "should've just stopped there" should be Stephen's tagline.

I guess it doesn't really matter if she did or not - given the aftermath and what he said when he brought it up again, if she did, clearly they're like-minded in their opinions about it.

I don't know if he lost his train of thought and tried to correct it, but it seemed like he was gonna throw his wife under the bus for tweeting for him there for a second.

Thank you! It's somehow worse than I was expecting, LOL.

It's too early for me to drink enough to be able to handle listening to this, but I heard he mentioned Texasgate and said something about being sorry he apologized for that mess. For anyone who listened to the whole thing - is that true?

He's in his feelings over typo-correcting Twitter so Steve's tweet must've hit home today, haha

Yeah, I mean...Lance was also legitimately out of his mind with luring her to a creepy makeshift theater to watch photos of some other person who wasn't even her, and, you know, handcuffing her to a car and kidnapping her to a cabin. I know that she's not irredeemable by this show's standards, but at this point she hasn't done anything other than fuck-up the capture of a guy she wasn't going after because it was the right thing to do, but because he threatened her and a guy who was nice to her who looked like her dad. It's not "time for others on Team Arrow" to do anything, LOL.

When I thought the crossover was going to be the 8th episode, I was positive he was going to break out and do something hugely heroic during the crossover that would earn him a pardon. Now that it's the 9th episode, I'm not so sure. That doesn't really give them any time to set up the second half of the season - since The Flash is having the 8th episode serve as their MSF, I wondered if Oliver would get out then - or at the end of the 7th ep, just so there's a full episode to set the table for the back half.

I didn't buy the DVDs, but I saw them at Target the other day - there are just 4 featurettes and the crossover. I made the mistake of buying the season pass before last season started, and got all the featurettes - no bloopers. So I guess not.

I hope Curtis isn't involved, and I hope she succeeds more than she fails, unlike the last time they did this. I'm excited!

That's the only thing I can think of - if that kind of Level Two is what the title is referring to.

Regarding the 7x04 title, the only "level two" thing I can find that would relate in any way to Arrow is a classification for prisons - level 2 is a lower security classification.

I like that the editing makes it look like Oliver's shooting her with an arrow. Also, Rene's really showing that bike who's boss!