I'm just gonna go ahead and give this show a D- grade.

Considering what we have been presented so far this season, I have broken down Future Plot Points into best and worst case lists.

Best episode of the series?

It does not help that the writers of Arrow currently seem to strictly equate "emotions" with crying. There's a whole spectrum of emotions between crying and screaming that the writing crew are simply overlooking.

One thing that I found especially puzzling was how much fury Felicity directed at Oliver for not reaching out sooner. As though she had given no consideration to rest and recuperation time for a man fighting a world class assassin in a remote location.

El Dorado is believed to be somewhere in South America, but legend has it that the Portuguese fled the Iberian Penninsula during Moorish occupation, sailing west and taking all their gold along with them.

Wait. So you're telling me a rehashed idea from NBC programming does not look promising?

It's more a function of how the writers seem to have chosen to depict said character arc, by which I mean, "Felicity huffs, then walks out of the room."

Bingo. It also seemed like Sin realized someone else was in Canary gear, watching her care for Ted. Like it would have been out of character for Sara, that level of intimacy with some random dude, at least from Sin's perspective.

In reality……Brick's thugs massacre the residents of the Glades. They had plenty of firepower, it'd have been a turkey shoot.

One thing irked me with the STREET FIGHT!!!!!!!! More than a few of Brick's goons had guns. They would have murdered so many more civilians. A lot more.

[Roy's Flashback]

Another Diggle flashback is overdue. We've never seen him spend time with his brother, which is pretty big.

In primary school.

I was so proud to see Roy finish a sentence without a parkour flip.

Glad to finally have Sin back. Really hope this wasn't a one shot deal, she's always been a great addition.

Midnight Journeys with John Barrowman and his Trusted Lantern

Definitely bootlegged it, I'm not that witty. But boy, do I need a "Grodd is My Co-Pilot" shirt.

Smart, pretty and can't hold her liquor?

Anyone care to place bets if we get a scene this season at Central Thai where Joe and Barry bump into Hartley and Singh on a date, where awkwardness ensues?