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I wonder how that works? Seems like part of memorizing your lines would be knowing when you're supposed to say them, LOL.

Yeah, I'm kinda curious about exactly they're going to do it. It kinda ties their hands with the MSFs I would think, because you'd think they wouldn't be able to leave anyone in peril who's gonna show up in the crossover, or leave a major threat or cloud hanging over anything in particular if the characters involved are going to show up the next week in some other storyline unscathed/unworried. That's why I was thinking it must be something that happens at some unspecified time that probably won't make sense at the end of the season if you try and place it at a particular point. I'll be happy if they manage to pull it off though.

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E-1 Roy would make more sense to me, since he knows and loves Felicity and would have a reason to follow her and make sure she and William are safe. I'm not sure how they'd write him leaving Thea in a satisfactory way that doesn't involve a breakup, but if Colton's back on the show for an extended period of time, maybe it's best that they write in a breakup so people aren't wondering what's going on with Thea in offscreensville. ETA: I just remembered that Colton said he's not coming back as the "same Roy Harper" - so maybe he meant that literally and it is E-whatever Roy, LOL

Yeah, I thought it was a dream at first, but started thinking about it and remembered that Colton was there too. It follow's Diaz's character trajectory that he'd somehow be able to get to them in custody despite being a total idiot.

Colton was filming with Emily in the forest like area that it looks like that scene with William was filmed, wasn't he? If I'm not misremembering, I wonder what that's about.

No, some villains were announced yesterday:

It must be a totally stand alone story, and they probably need Oliver out of jail for it. So they probably figured it would be better for everyone to put the MSF the episode before instead of breaking the momentum for an arc that isn’t going to affect any of the storylines (apart from Batwoman showing up whenever).

What’s the point of mourning on these shows? Death means nothing. If they don’t come back via supernatural methods, you’re bound to run into another version you can pretty easily talk into assuming the identity of the one you lost.

I wonder if it’s Oliver’s and him sitting up at the beginning of the trailer is him waking up from it. Then he lays back down and looks at their picture?

Yeah, that too - something bad involving that guy in particular.

I wonder if the reprehensible thing Oliver does involves kicking this lil guy's ass (or doing something that results in him getting his ass kicked).

I don't care about the baby one way or another apart from the idea of them having something good happen to them for once was appealing, but people probably wouldn't even dream that a baby would be possible in a season where Oliver starts out being in prison for a long time. The only reason they're asking is because David told quite a few people that it was happening, and surely they all know that by now? So handling the whole thing with a little more sensitivity would've been nice.

Three options: 1. She's worked out some kind of plea deal with the government (who...didn't care about her last year, but whatever), and is doing this in exchange for not getting arrested. 2. Dinah (I think) said in the trailer that there hasn't been any vigilante activity, so maybe they don't care that she was a vigilante as long as she's not being one now? 3. It's Arrow

If we're disregarding .5 comics, someone better be getting the fully intact Queen mansion back.

Yeah, that's what it seems like to me. He went in deep with this if it really hadn't been approved yet, haha.

I thought it was weird that he told someone that it was on the board for the season and that Beth wanted it but that WB hadn't approved it, AND that it was definitely happening to two different people at the same con (and from what I could tell, he walked it back before he confirmed it that day).

It would be somewhat better to me, because any idiot can be elected mayor. She'd actually have to somehow become a lawyer to be DA. Best case scenario I guess would be her being some bureaucratic nobody.

I hope DR feels real bad every time someone asks this question, LOL. What if she's not DA, but is somehow the mayor? hahahaha

Or consults the two old law texts Quentin handed to her. "Just a second, please." ::flips pages to the index, looks up every other word in the dictionary::

I'm hoping that there's some logical explanation like she's just a city spokesperson and decided she didn't want to practice law anymore or something?

I was thinking it was Felicity's.

Seriously. I cannot stop laughing.

It's about what I expected. Glad Laurel completed her online correspondence courses and that the citizens of Star City are stupid as ever.

No, I'm pretty sure she herself said it was going to be depressing and sad because she likes that aspect of the show. I can't find the interview, but that's what I recall her saying.