she was shown to be competent before, Sherlock does nothing but praise her, the NYPD have no complaints either… That she's a good detective is established enough. Deduction hijinks are more of Sherlock's thing because it's his show.

there's an Emmy for stunts? I didn't know that. Man, this makes the fact that there isn't an Oscar for best stunt even more bullshit.

that's part of the whole fantasy angle though, it's the show's equivalent of a boy pulling a girl's pigtails in kindergarten because he likes her. Oliver's pushing her too hard or snapping at her because he likes her, but the show won't pair them up just yet.

she didn't know, by handing the syringe he was trusting she understood Slade was going to abduct her because of the speech and THEN she should find an opening to use the cure on him.

I'm a bit ashamed to admit I didn't get that when it aired

but muh waifu :(

this is true, but the League is not necessarily opposite to Oliver by default, I'm pretty sure if Malcolm and Thea are the main villains next season (which in all likelihood they will) at least some of the plot will be dedicated with team Arrow striking an "uneasy alliance" and all that stuff to join against them.

comic books are pretty liberal man. Mostly because they got a lot of flak ever since the 90's crash and more harshly through the late 90's and early 00's for the skimpy suits and too many white males stuff.

I'm pretty surprised at Miami, still as you mentioned the population within the larger metropolitan area can be much higher, so the Glades are definitely within Starling City but Oliver's house is probably outside the city limits but within the county, that kind of stuff

Yeah, you're right it might go that way. To be fair I thought that was what they were going for in the second season, the Glades being destroyed and all that.

even better, she probably took children's TKD

it's pretty aimless on purpose though:

single edged. Although he wouldn't have any problems ripping her head off with the blunt side having superstrength

she still feels guilty about cheating her with Oliver, so she's "giving him back"

Not even the writers know if they'll do it, it's just a teaser.

that was her?

he was looking from the side so the lens didn't get him. Also the show is going to do something with Felicity and Oliver, it has to or it will ruin the show, will they won't they have an expiration date.

I didn't like that. It's way too low for a true metropolis.

they could have not written him into the scene with no repercussion, it was so weird, do you think the agents clock the screentime by the second?

Diggle's gonna suffer, I can just see it, poor guy :(