Or how Ray was outing himself as the Atom to the D.A. — how else would he have x-ray vision from the sky??

Diggle and Lyla's vows win for my favorite exchange but yeah since Ray is clearly not going to shrink, his name should just stay Super Suit.

I like the dry humor of the show so it'd be fun but I agree, breakneck works.

This scene and last episode's missing scene of Diggle/Felicity chatting about how to handle Oliver's latest existential crisis. This is what Arrow needs, the little connective scenes that show just how batshit this all is (like the awesome review said).

It's gotten just brutal to watch. How many episodes are they just going to recycle the same angst/writing? It was laughably terrible that we ended last episode on Felicity telling Oliver he always asks if she's happy only for it begin with Oliver asking if she's happy (jesus christ writers). And then Felicity just…

He got the best line though: "Break her heart, they won't find the body."

From the bottom of my heart, please, take this upvote. Awesome.

Yeah I high-fived when I figured out a Joe vs. The Volcano reference … apparently I need to take that back. This is a new level and I am not ready.

Redditt's killing it if you want help.

Has anyone tried tiny.cc/goatly?

Not really. Batman rejected Ra's pitch based on the morality, because Ra's pitch was like "join me, together we can fix the world —- by killing it!" In Arrow, Ra's pitch is much more subtle, "take it over, run it your way" and the morality is left sort of as a lingering question mark.

Agreed — it was nice to see vintage Oliver and Felicity. I'd still like to see a little more of Felicity just doing her job but it was great to feel like we're approaching the end of the identity-season-muck.

I didn't get why the crytalk was necessary — her advice to him was basically "don't run from your problems, just get your act together"— that's boss, why was she so upset about saying it?

What was great to me about the last scene is that it was the most actual comic character Green Arrow realization — he doesn't want this broody Batman League of Assassins nonsense, he just wants to help out his city and live a simple life. Amell playing it with quiet contentment was just icing on the cake.

Margin Call: How a company makes decisions.
All is Lost: How one man makes decisions.
A Most Violent Year: How a husband and wife make decisions.

My personal fave though: Sliding Doors. IT'S CUTE.

She was so great as Estella in Great Expectations.

Mr. Bennet in the Ehle/Firth for the win though. And I love Donald Sutherland.

I like Hamm but it made me miss Phil Hartman. The character reminded me so much of Lyle Lanley from the Simpsons 'Monorail' episode. Also probably why I loved the ep.

I go back and forth on Titus but this recurring bit always gets me.