Exactly. Oliver is basically fighting a war here with his crusade. Diggle was prepared for things like this since he has fought as part of the special forces. Felicity was NOT conditioned for this sort of thing as she was an IT girl to whom Oliver gave odd requests and then all of a sudden pops up in the back of her…

I still don't believe she is a moral compass. I still maintain Diggle as the moral compass. He said that he signed up for the job to keep Oliver straight and keep him from going down a dark path.

Moral compass? I thought that was Diggle's job. Anyways, I thought Felicity would have understood that sometimes you have to work with a villain in order to stop an even bigger bad guy. Seeing her disappointed with Oliver made me a little angry.

He probably had to much on his plate at the moment, what with the Firestorm crisis coming up, increasing his speed to deal with the Reverse-Flash in the future and things like that.

I agree. This angry and sanctimonious Felicity is not so fun.

Agreed. I think the writers should keep her from taking moral stances. It is making her seem a little self-righteous. Considering that a mobster is running a bad part of town, you would think they would take all the help they could get.

I hate the reason for why she decided to not be Oliver's lover anymore. Sometimes you have to be work the bad guys to stop an even bigger bad guy.

This episode was AWESOME!!!!! It centered around Oliver returning home, Malcolm's descent into villainy and the defeat of Danny Brickwell.

You are reminding of the Justice League episode "The Brave and the Bold."

If they put her in a normal jail, she's just going to get out.

This episode of the Flash was AWESOME!!!! It centered around Barry and Caitlin moving on from the lovers they have been obsessing over (Iris and Ronnie, respectively). Meanwhile, Barry is dealing with trying to stop a metahuman who can transport herself at will from one place to another. Also Cisco takes the offer…

Thankfully we know that won't be happening. If it did Team Arrow would be toast.

"Like not asking why Cap and Black Widow didn't call for help from Iron Man in Winter Soldier."

Cisco is much more enjoyable than Laurel Lance.

"Vinnie Jones continues to be an awesome villain. In fact he seems to have reinvigorated the back-half of this season. He's the most compelling villain this season, in the same way that Merlyn made season 1 good and Slade Wilson season 2. He's actually a much more interesting villain now than Ra's."

Of course if they did that there would be no story then would there?

OH CRAP, THAT ENDING!!!!!!!!! This episode was awesome and it was a game changer with lots of twists. Oliver is still healing after being brought back to life from his fight with Ra's al Ghul and some of the members of the League are looking for his remains. Meanwhile, the issue with Danny Brickwell in Starling City…

Agreed. I'm sure that even fans of Breaking Bad would say that both Seasons 4 and 5 had some flaws in it.

Agreed.

We will have to agree to disagree here then I see.