His powers were apparently just "MAGIC."
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Lucky, then, that his entire performance on this show was pretty much nonstop bewildered face.
In the end, [Thomas] turns himself in to the Public Health Department, fulfilling Dixon’s ultimate goal despite Juliana’s intervention.
The Resistance leader woman mentioned that the announcement of Hitler's death was a signal to the resistance to start the "uprising." This is shown in the next episode with the map of the U.S. showing where the resistance has been causing problems. The plan certainly didn't cost the resistance anything. The only one…
Ehh, I don't think that switcheroo was intentional. I suspect the writers thought they were creating subtle, nuanced "everymen" when they made the protagonists. It just failed miserably as drama.
Passive, inactive characters without individual agency who just keep their heads down may indeed be true to life, but there's a reason you don't see them much in movies and television.
If you're saying the Arrow staff is incapable of writing a 42-minute show without repeating the same tropes over & over, I sadly must agree with you.
Not suspension of disbelief. Writerly laziness.
Every time Arrow has a scene where the heroes defeat a bad guy but fail to search or tie him up FOR PLOT REASONS, the writing staff should have to sacrifice one of their own.
Seeing how poorly her "army" fought, it's starting to look like maybe she just wasn't that good.
Not Getting to Burger King In Time Before They Stop Serving Breakfast > Savitar
Well, she does have another brother.
I was kinda hoping this was their way of turning the show over to Wally (but please without the Eraserhead haircut).
Yes, what this season didn't have enough of is a character becoming mopey.
Keep in mind Gypsy could have stopped Savitar at any time. In the episode in which she was introduced she displayed the power to stop speedsters in their tracks (as demonstrated on Wally).
The most disappointing thing about this is how often Kara otherwise gets her ass handed to her by the most mundane of nobodies she goes up against.
[being violently attacked by ninjas]
Foggy was the worst. This show is the exact opposite of Daredevil: the supporting cast is amazing, the main character is complete shite.
The reviewer OF THIS EPISODE barely mentioned these things.