Team Sara… I mean she did the Salmon Ladder all afternoon. ALL AFTERNOON. That's dedication right there.

What I found worse than Ray's creepiness was Felicity being out of character. I just can't believe that she would be excited that Ray would decide to change the company name without informing Oliver, that she would be bribed by Ray (with couture no less) in order to go on a date… She felt off this episode just like…

Woe is me, I still have hope that Oliver won't end up with Laurel :p It's just a ridiculously terrible relationship.

I found her affection for Ray come out of nowhere? Idk thought their relationship was really contrived. So I'd see it your way if I didn't think it was a little forced? I hope that makes sense.

Basically what I got from this episode is that Ray pretty much bought Felicity's love, which IMO if Felicity wasn't written so out of character, she wouldn't have fallen for it. I mean, I understand why Ray would want Felicity so badly… I mean look at her! Who wouldn't want the bitch with wi-fi?! But damn if he turned…

Tonight we learned that Iris had been taking boxing lessons ever since she was a little kid which means that Iris can hold her own and would probably kick Laurel's ass in hand to hand combat.

Laurel has potential too!

If he doesn't understand the concept of Roy's character then it's the SHOW that's doing a terrible job of selling it (the concept of Roy's character). It's not the failure of the reviewer, but the failure of the show to make us understand and sympathize with Roy. Not many people are willing to go through 30+ years of…

They probably drink Snake Juice all the time. Because I feel like that's the only way that would make me feel like Laurel becoming BC is the best thing ever.

I guess people will start accepting Laurel as soon as the writers start respecting her. Sometimes I feel like the writers truly hate Laurel. If they don't treat her with a level of excitement like they do Felicity, Diggle, or Oliver, then why should the audience care at all? And "Just get over it" is such a piss poor…

lol go to imdb, it will blow your mind :p

My main source of glee for the high ratings is to go on IMDB (felicity hater and Laurel lover center of the internet) and see posts like how Felicity fans can no longer claim they attract viewers (before the adjusted ratings came out), then after the adjustment when the episode got its highest rating of the season,…

Problem was, they TOLD us she was saint-like. But they SHOWED us that she was incompetent at her job (she never even won a case), that she was really unprofessional (by ragging on Oliver in front of her client before court), and that just was just plain stupid (which sort of goes hand in hand with the first one). Then…

If you sort of read between the lines of this episode, this makes sense to me. I think it makes sense that Felicity would want to lay low after what happened with her and Cooper. What happened probably shook her to the core and lowered her confidence in herself which is why she probably took that middling IT job.

I think they /are/ compatible. Felicity's strengths balance out Oliver's weaknesses and vice versa.

Being a vigilante also requires actually caring about others and sacrificing your needs/emotions/whatever FOR others so they can stay safe. Most heroes I know are martyrs… And Laurel's probably the most self involved person on the show. :/

Now you're just insulting Britta :p I think we should change this to: She Laurel'd it. Meaning: She effed up worse than Britta.

It ain't an episode without the whole "LAUREL IS GOING TO BECOME BC" shoving… unfortunately.

Ray is charming, I don't disagree with you there. I just don't like the idea of Ray/Felicity because Ray gives off that stalker vibe. I don't think I made myself clear about that so I apologize.

You'd probably die from alcohol poisoning. Please don't do this. You're only human!