I know that's what they said but people kee bringing it up. And when Wells mentioned metahumans leaping buildings I thought that was meant to be a Easter egg or something.

My thoughts:

But they turned to canabalism. That's the only thing that can't be overlooked with them. And they were luring people into their trap.

I thought about that one but in my mind I was like there's no way they do that. There is just no way lol

So they're going the cliche route. And when he's caught he'll say he was forced to do it by some guy behind the scenes pulling all the strings in the FBI. And coincidently this guy will know a lot about Alex's dad.

Man this show just isn't working. This article summed up exactly what I was thinking. New suspect who just has to be the terrorist because they're doing some shady, then turns out what they were doing has nothing to do with the attack. Are they not going for longevity with this show? At this point nearly everyone…

That pretty much sums it up

Sasha being the new Andrea kinda makes sense. Andrea in the comics was all for protecting the group. She sorta shared Rick's early mindset. Cause she wanted to wipe out Negan's army and I'm sure Sasha will side with Rick when it comes to protecting Alexandria from the wolves.

You're somewhat right. But you have to assume that a good portion of the people in this world are too far gone. And the wolves are indeed too far gone. Honestly, do you really think the wolves are people that you can sit down and work something out with? That's not happening. The people from terminus were…

I can't remember exactly but I think he came to the conclusion on his own. Remember they were fighting a real war against Negan. They were going back and forth for some time. I think during all that something just clicked inside him and he said this has to stop. Negan was very weird. In so many ways he's worse than…

I thought that's what you were talking about but I didn't wanna say anything. You know how people get on here. "Spoiler alert blah blah blah" and they don't even read the comic….That part never made sense to me. From the writers perspective I think they chose to put him in jail just so they storyline wouldn't be…

exactly. In the old world you could get away with not killing people because there were prisons. Unless they are going to construct some sort of massive prison and be prepared to feed every bad guy they come across its just a pipe dream to think you don't have to kill. TBH I'm over this storyline in the show. It's…

I haven't read the comics in a long time so I can't remember which part you're talking about.

Disagree with which part?

I was half way through this episode when I realized I was watching Twisty The Clown. Talk about a complete 180 in character portrayal……

Lmao

I agree. That's why I was saying its more "Arrow and Friends" than it is "Arrow". Maybe Cpt Lance is the one who dies. He is the one closest to Damien and he's playing the double agent now. If that's the case I will feel mislead because that future shot of Oliver standing over s grave automatically makes you think…

I was thinking Laurel would be the one to die. I say that cause for the very reason we've been discussing. She just isn't needed. Argument could be made for Felicity but she has a huge fanbase and character does everything she can to contribute. Arrow has quickly became "Arrow & Friends". Facts are facts, they just…

I think the my suffer from the same thing that all comic based shows suffer from. They think they have to tie in every character that has a connection to the main character. and they don't have to do that. The people who write these shows don't even read comics. If the did they would have known not to include black…

What I meant was all the big plot points would still be the same if you took her out. All the stuff she does can be filled in by someone who's already in the show. Her being a lawyer doesn't really come up anymore. As far as her being part of Team Arrow, her impact isn't all that memorable.