With his nightclub set to open and a new romance brewing with McKenna, Oliver is as happy as he’s been since returning to Starling City. But when Oliver’s ex, The Huntress, suddenly returns to town, she threatens to destroy everything and everyone he cares about. Meanwhile, Laurel and her father struggle with the return of Dinah Lance who claims she has proof Sara is still alive. Thea gets Roy Harper a job at Oliver’s club, but he’s not too inclined to stop his life of crime. Oliver and Tommy are thrilled they were able to get Steve Aoki to play at the opening of their new nightclub, Verdant.
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I rather watch 42 minutes of Aoki DJing...
@BertDenolf Genious ;-)
@BertDenolf - I blame you! :)
Can't watch this series with a straight face after learning the "protect/lying to the ones I love" drinking game... so funny!
@vickytdje - I know exactly what you mean, normally I would have given up on a show like this! :)
The acting may be mediocre, and some of the sub-plots may be a little...CW-y, but surely we all knew we were going to get that going in. I mean it's a show on the CW. It's not going to be an amazing show. But it's worth it to get a decent television adaptation of a really cool hero that is usually ignored. All things considered, I'm pretty happy with the show.
I'll finish this season and that's it. This show has gone bad.
Oh my god this is so bad that is hilarious and for some strange reason i can't stop watching.
I now present to you: Arrow - The Drinking Game!
Whenever Oliver Queen says: '...protecting/lying to the people that are closest to me...' -> Have a drink!
Ugh, the acting in this episode was even worse than usual.