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[Captain Obvious]

Loved the Suicide Squad episode. Diggle really needs his own show.

[Newschmoo]

Loved the Suicide Squad episode. Diggle really needs his own show.

If anything , Diggle is becoming the hero of the show for me ('Ollie' is annoying me a bit). I'm all for more Diggle, particularly his interactions with Felicity too.

[The Hierophant]

Spoiler

Oh ****! If the baby survived he's definitely Connor Hawke, Moira knew all along that Oliver was the Arrow, and Slade is too much. Even though it's not supposed to be funny but the way Ollie fainted made me laugh. Plus Isabel's motives for being an antagonist is lame along with her being Ravager.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Has anyone seen the last episode?

[metatheurgist]

Yes, didn't turn out as I expected, which was a good thing. Hong Kong looks interesting. Also can't wait for the Flash.

[Heimdall]

^Sounds believable.

I wonder how he end up back on the island.

[Raizo]

Someones predictions for Season 3. They're pretty good so decided to repost...
 
 
Oliver continues fighting crime without his resources and is embraced as a hero by Starling City.
 
Felicity gets a job at the police station and often interacts with Lance, who is recovering from his injuries and has developed a health problem.
 
Diggle is blackmailed by Amanda Waller into becoming the commander of the Suicide Squad to make up for attacking A.R.G.U.S.' facility the past season. He struggles to prepare to have a child with Lyla and secretly enlists Deadshot's help to use A.R.G.U.S..' resources to find out more about H.I.V.E. In addition to Bronze Tiger, the Squad also adds Captain Boomerang and Clock King.
 
Roy continues his training with Oliver, and begins searching for Thea. Laurel begins having boxing lessons with Ted Grant and makes brief forays into vigilantism. Sara has returned to the League of Assassins as part of a secret plan Oliver and her elaborated to take the organization down after Oliver found out Sara rejoined them so they'd help with Slade.
 
Slade is recruited to the Suicide Squad. It is revealed his body has metabolized the Mirakuru and his powers are returning. Waller attempts to conduct experiments on him.
 
Oliver deals with the corruption that reaches the highest echelons of H.I.V.E. and the slowly unfolding plans of H.I.V.E. and their leader, Vandal Savage. Meanwhile, Malcolm returns to Starling City with Thea as his apprentice and puts a new plan into action. A new Count Vertigo emerges, much deadlier than his predecessor, and several new enemies unfold as A.R.G.U.S. and H.I.V.E. head into war.
 
A key-player is Felicity's father, the Calculator, who becomes a recurring threat to the team.
 
In flashbacks, Amanda conscripts Oliver to A.R.G.U.S. to assist in their investigation of the conspiracy to frame Yao Fei of a crime he didn't commit, which leads him to Yao Fei's old military unit, the Great Ten, and their connections to the elusive Natas and the vast criminal underworld of Richard Dragon. Oliver relies on A.R.G.U.S. contact Tatsu Yamashiro to help him, and slowly uncovers Waller's role in employing Edward Fyers, which makes him a target of A.R.G.U.S. and forces him to take shelter at Russia with Anatoli, where he joins the Russian Mafia.

Oh My God, that's sounds awesome, I really, really want it to be true, heck and I'd vent settle for half of it being true.

[Captain Obvious]

Season 3 trailer for Arrow.

 

[Captain Obvious]

The Oracle may be in Arrow Season 3.

 

http://www.ign.com/a...ome-in-season-3

[Captain Obvious]

 

[Raizo]

My enthusiasm for this show has cooled off a bit after the Season 2 finale. Don't get me wrong, I still love it, I just no longer think it's all that well planed out.

I know the shows producers were trying to make Slade look strong by having him think 2 steps ahead of Oliver and co but instead it came off as Oliver being really stupid and careless, in a show like this you have to be very careful about making your main character look incompetent ( Oliver's many failings at how he repeatedly handled the Slade Wilson issue cost him his mother, his sister, his house, his company, all his money, his girlfriend/lover and the lives of hundred and thousands of innocent people ).

I'm also concerned about the Oliver/Felicity thing, I like Felicity but I really don't want this show to go down this route. It's pandering to the fan base and the sad thing is once the show goes down this route there will be no going back there will be no going back, if the relationship between the 2 does not work out then the friendship between the 2 will always be strained. Oliver has practically slept with every attractive female he has come into contact with minus Felicity ( let's not forget he has illegitimate child out there somewhere ), if he crosses that line with Felicity then I'm afraid I will end up losing all respect for him as a human being, he's just to big a man ******.

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

Does he ever find Rachel? I hear someone is looking for Rachel.

[metatheurgist]

instead it came off as Oliver being really stupid and careless, in a show like this you have to be very careful about making your main character look incompetent ( Oliver's many failings at how he repeatedly handled the Slade Wilson issue cost him his mother, his sister, his house, his company, all his money, his girlfriend/lover and the lives of hundred and thousands of innocent people ).

Oliver is kind of a screw up.

[Star Noob]

Excited for season 3, but I hope they don't spend a huge amount of time on "Olicity" I don't really care about Oliver's love life.

[TheRealJayDee]

Who do we want to play Ra's? I keep thinking about which Spartacus veteran could do the part, but I get nothing. I could live with Alexander Siddig (although he's on other shows including GoT) or Oded Fehr (who, I believe, voiced Ra's in some animated thing already). 

[Tarek]

man the hero in the show

 

HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

[JobacNoor]

Binge watched both seasons recently. Overall, I like it and I'll keep watching, but there's some things that bug me. 

 

•  I'm still undecided on whether or not Amell is intentionally being wooden when he's being dumb billionaire Oliver, since I think he's quite good when being the Arrow and generally comes across as a really charismatic guy from the few interviews I've seen. He has noticeably improved and grown into the part, tho.
• This is a common thing whenever superheroes are involved in general, but every now and then it's ridiculous when someone like Laurel doesn't recognize Oliver or Sara when they're standing right in front of her, at times in pretty well lit areas. Maybe a hood and smearing some paint around your eyes is the most perfect disguise imaginable, I don't know.
• The training montages feel super awkward, though thankfully they're not as in-your-face or frequent anymore. I get that he's a handsome dude and ripped to shreds, but the presentation in those scenes just makes me feel unclean with how crass they are. The female equivalent would almost be just someone spreading their vagina right in front of the camera, and even then I'm not sure if it would be as graphic. I get having some eye candy around, but at least try to put some effort into it, rather than just going "ok, so here we'll have the blatant porn montage of Oliver doing pullups that doesn't relate to anything going on". For a Bioware related example of something similar, look at the loving, lingering ass shots Miranda gets.

 

I didn't really know Oliver and Felicity was this huge "thing" among the fanbase until after finishing the second season, but I think it would be a good thing if they stick with it for probably however long the show ends up running, partly because of them having great chemistry, but also because then they'd hopefully steer clear of one of my biggest annoyances that the CW is especially guilty of in their shows: turning the show into a goddamn dating sim/high school drama.

It's beyond annoying when shows that theoretically have so much more to work with start to revolve 90% around who is dating who. Then before you know it, every single member of the main cast has either just had casual sex with each other, or even better, been in a "super srs, omg ur liek my soulmate" relationship with everyone else (in addition to random guest characters popping in for a quick lay). Any additional value that a romance arc could have is rendered completely hollow when Character A has over the course of the show's run more or less sworn their undying devotion and eternal love to Characters B-Z, switching between them seemingly at random and the viewer is treated to an "emotional" breakup scene in every other episode with sh***y indie band #67 providing the whiny soundtrack. It just completely devalues any kind of interpersonal relationships between the characters and the characters themselves. Pick something to build towards and let it simmer in the background, and let the main focus be on the superheroey stuff. Please.

 

That got a bit rant-y.

 

Brandon Routh will always be Shaw to me.

[The Hierophant]

I know this is unlikely because of the show's budget, but i wish that Liam Neeson would reprise his role as Ra's Al Ghul.

[Greenface21]

Especially unlikely since they've already casted Matt Nable as Ra's. 

[Milan92]

I really need to catch up.

 

The last episode I watched was around the time Deathstroke kidnapped Thea. 

[AresKeith]

I know this is unlikely because of the show's budget, but i wish that Liam Neeson would reprise his role as Ra's Al Ghul.

 

The one true Ra's Al Ghul

[Captain Obvious]

The Season 3 premiere was quite the game changer.

 

For anybody that hasn't seen it yet, I suggest you do so.

 

As for my thoughts:

 

Spoiler

 I'm glad that the showrunners were brave enough to kill off Sara. I loved the character but I think it really sets the sense of gravitas for the season.