Lucy Liu killed that last scene where Mycroft told her he was faking his death. I didn't have a particularly strong opinion of their relationship in either direction, but that scene was so sad.

Third after Modern Family and Scandal

Other than a few great episodes like the scavenger hunt one (episode 2 I think), this season has been pretty bad, or at least not as good as seasons 5 or 6.

That's what I thought too. It would be pretty irresponsible to not warn Felicity that she would be kidnapped by Slade and used to reenact a homicidal fantasy.

I was scanning every cell window to see bushy blonde hair.

I was really hoping for a dramatic "Oh my god … Roy is the Arrow!" moment, but I also couldn't remember if she had ever seen Roy and the Arrow at the same time or not.

Every Nyssa moment is a total boss moment.

I appreciated that Waller wasn't a complete idiot when she dropped her double guns to call off the drone strike.

I was kind of hoping that Nyssa knocked Laurel out and was going to take her instead of Sara. This would give us Sara full-time, and would let Laurel accomplish at least 3 months of Black Canary training with LOA off-screen

When Oliver left Slade in his prison cell, I was half expecting him to yell out "NIKITAAAAAAAAAAAA!"

In fairness, Sara doesn't have a great track record with boats…

Honestly during all the fight scenes, the character whose potential death I was most worried about was Nyssa.

Morena Baccarin at least has an Emmy nomination for Homeland. And she was probably the best thing about V.

Alright, thanks. So there's still hope for Sleeping Warrior. My ship has not sunk!

I think there's some debate over whether many of the cast are good actors or just have good characters. SMG, for example, isn't the best actress but has a generally great character. That said, his casts are generally pretty great.

Even ABC Studios' Agents of B.E.R.T. would have been a better title for Trophy Wife, and then we would have a season 2.

And this is why DC dare not connect the superior Arrow to their cinematic universe.

Can someone explain what the actual hell happened with the Aurora/Phillip/Mulan story?

More like "you knew nothing about who that woman was, and you were fully aware that EVEN STEPPING ON A TWIG WOULD CHANGE THE FUTURE, and yet you saved a woman's life when she most likely was supposed to die. You're lucky we all aren't monkeys right now"

This episode was fantastic. Maybe I'm being optimistic, but I don't think Regina just reverted back to Evil Queen because of Marian's return. Her "you better hope to hell you didn't bring anything else back" sounded more like she was super pissed off at Emma (and rightfully so), but not full on EVILQUEENRAGING against…