She's obviously unraveling, only Rory and Oliver have been seeing it, but you can also see that while Rory doesn't really know what to do because he doesn't know her that well, Oliver doesn't know what's okay to do on his side. I really get that he doesn't want to push her or judge her, and I think he's counting on…

That's… Messed up.

And people still ship that couple in the comics?

Me too. I literally couldn't watch him and Susan in bed later it made me cringe too much. Also, I didn't really see the link between sleeping with her and holding onto his past…? Did he mean Felicity? Or Russia? Or the fact that she's obviously out to get him?

I keep hoping the show's big twist will be that Oliver knew that all along and just literally wanted to screw with her… :/

What I like, is that Felicity really grew a backbone on all these things since Billy's death. The way she spoke to Black Siren in episode 510 while she was in a cage, refusing to let the mean words ("Weren't tall enough?" - damn, Not!Laurel, wheelchair jokes are low) or the way she blackmailed the Russian guy show how…

I know. Deep down I know, and maybe I'm giving the writers too much credit, but I'd like to think as Oliver self-sabotaging again. He knows he's doing something that's surely going to backfire, because he feels guilty.

Oliver, you big dumb-dumb. How could you not learn from Isabel?

I mean… It fits the Ollie we knew from season 1, doesn't it? He was still supposedly in love with Laurel but biding his time with Helena, then McKenna, then Laurel when she had barely been dumped by Tommy. So him banging a bunch of other chicks thinking he couldn't go home and then this weird connection with…

OH HELL NO.

I mean, to be fair, what was Oliver supposed to do? Cover his biceps just this once and not the hundreds of thousands of other times when being sleeveless in a fight is a completely dumb idea? :-D (I'm putting this emoticon to show that this is not an angry rant)

No more salmon ladder, no more shirtless hot dudes/dudettes… What the heck show? :(

And Felicity thinking, touching her mother's hair and then putting her hand over her mouth. That entire episode was full of comedy gems.

This episode made me realize that they had Oliver train with a shirt.

Doesn't he become Mr Terrific because of the same kind of tragic reason that all heroes apparently need to become one? Oliver had a shitty life and lost most of his girlfriends, Diggle lost his brother (for a while), Ray lost his wife, Thea lost her family… Does that mean his husband's going to die and he becomes Mr…

It says a lot about the flashbacks that we've all been trying much harder to make sense of that Harry Potter movie line than of those tedious one-scene-edited-to-look-like-four moments of doom that are supposed to be going on in Lian Yu.

At this point, we expect so much from the Bratva plot that I can't help but be scared that it ends up being even worse than those on Lian Yu and Hong Kong.

Oh, I really don't take anything that happens in LoT seriously, since they're trying to change the timeline. There are so many ways for Oliver and Felicity's relationship to continue and for the companies to both exist at the same time… it doesn't bother me at all.

The episode was kinda ruined for me because I kept expecting the "secret son" to come out during the debate. Every scene seemed to allude and lead to that dramatic moment where Darhk's wife would out this in front of everyone, and I didn't really see the point of them since as viewer we already knew every aspect of…

"But worst of all: they made me wear a wig! *sobs*"