The kids ignoring the fight is less realistic than the kids running over to see it, kids lose their shit over a shitty street fight and yell "worldstar" the playground fight is ridiculous though.

Or brighten the screen, it wasn't that dark at all.

i took that scene differently, Frank is done, he's beat to shit at that point and can barely stand, he's done and he DD have to get out of there so when would he have time to find the dog? He knows he's going to be arrested and he's going to jail, he could easily tell DD where the Dog is or the dog is just better off…

Hell Arrow constantly does it with Felicity to the point that I just want her to either shit or get off the pot when it comes to ending things with Ollie.

I don't have kids but I do have a family that i care about, parents, a sister, a nephew and a niece while it's not the same as having kids, I can legit empathize with the thought of having my family mowed down in front of me.

I remember in Batman: Under the Red Hood

I don't get the boredom cries either especially for the first episode, shows have to take time to tell a story and set into motion what's going on and there was enough action between the dialogue that I wasn't bored.

Last season also had the bowling alley fight scene which was pretty brutal and the ending fight in that scene in which a guy impales him on nail.

Oliver probably has no issue with her killing if it means saving her life, he was hesitant because he knows she wouldn't be able to handle murdering so freely but Thea is choosing not to kill anyway. No one calls out Diggle for killing because Diggle was a soldier who served in the Iraq war. He wasn't trained by…

Ollie is 30, Amell is 34 if that helps. Ollie's grave list his birth
year as 1985 when he returned to Starling he was 25 or 26 and I remember
them throwing him a 30th birthday party at one point. The thing is the
show doesn't necessarily move in real time. Each season only really takes place a few months after the…

Somewhere someone out there is writing Tallie fan fiction or is it Ollieana?

In the comics, the Green Arrow and Black Canary have one of the coolest, complicated, best relationships in the industry and somehow the writers of the show screwed that up. As for Felicity, I was annoyed by her last season but she doesn't bother me this season. Some of the love affair people have with her still stems…

Which was weird, the 3 of them should have been more than capable to take out 6 goons, we've seen them surrounded by more and seen them fight more skilled people.

As a young black man, I get what Oliver is saying about race in Marvel. At the same time I don't think it really applies to the recent examples. Rosario Dawson has been bumped up to series regular, Stephen Rider joins the main cast, Luke Cage is getting his own show with at least 3 female black characters that we know…

There was still interracial sex back in the 1940s so someone had to have the balls to flirt so boldly back then.

I agree with the Invisible Man comparison as well, I don't know if they had that in mind but it makes sense. WIth that being said, I'm a young black man so while I understand some of the criticism of how Marvel normally handles race I don't think it really applies in this case.

I'm an Eagles fan too (by way of NC) and I'll take 5 NFC Championship appearances even the Michael Vick led Eagles of 2010 over the garbage we have now.

I took the fact that he threw a tiny bottle of pills out of the window therefore making it a pain in the ass to look for while your friend is slowly dying and needing medical help. I found it refreshing they went the pragmatic approach and solved it using actual medicine.

I get what she's saying but I think it depends on the character, some female characters would have no problem showing off their assets so to speak. Just like in real life, some females are more modest than others.

Winn is more like early Arrow Laurel.