February 27, 2014 | 0 Comments
Worlds collided on Arrow with some interesting results, while Felcity dealt with her feelings of inadequacy as the Arrow Cave grew smaller with the addition of its latest occupant.
Worlds collided on Arrow with some interesting results, while Felcity dealt with her feelings of inadequacy as the Arrow Cave grew smaller with the addition of its latest occupant.
On Arrow, Sara’s trip to Starling City brings more than her well wishes for Laurel: Ra’s al Ghul’s daughter, Nyssa, follows her to town to reunite her with the League of Assassins.
On Arrow, Roy is given a crash course in superhero behavior. Elsewhere, another earthquake machine stolen from Merlyn’s house to be sold on the market and Blood gets a component in the mayoral race.
On Arrow, we followed Laurel’s journey toward rock bottom a little further, while Roy discovered that Mirakuru doesn’t make you an automatic superhero. Read on for more.
On Arrow, Oliver and Felicity are having a difficult time navigating their relationship, while Laurel investigates her nagging feeling about Sebastian Blood not being the man he purports to be.
Oliver is plagued by his past on Arrow, but it’s closer than he imagined. Read this TV Fanatic review for more.
On Arrow, Barry Allen is introduced as someone with special skills interested in The Arrow and Oliver tries to reintroduce Moira into Starling City society with mixed results.
This week, Arrow took the path well traveled and played right into viewers hands, with an episode that fulfilled virtually everything people have been expecting. Read on for more.
The most recent episode of Arrow seems to be used as a segue to introduced a broader universe that will invite more island characters into the Oliver’s current world.
On Arrow, the journey of Sara Lance continues, as a member of The League of Assassins threatens her family if she doesn’t return to Ra’s al Ghul.