Thea's got a ton of truth heading her way and she's going to respond to all of it. But the problem is… does the audience even care?

I like Roy. He looks good in the mask. He gets a lot of fun dry one-liners. He can do the moves. And his size makes him a good decorative accessory for Ollie.

It was made of chocolate. Fist fighting thugs deserves a treat.

Steering clear of the obvious past/present political issues you bring up with that way of thinking, I'll just go straight to the fictional point.

Anyone else disappointed that they didn't have Colin Donnel in oversized Jammie's to play young Tommy like it was an SNL skit? It's not like it would be any more distracting than Merlyns wig.

This is a show where we are to believe Druggy Drunky Laurel is Assistant District Attorney. So, yeah, I have no problem believing Diggle could run ops and comms. :)

Just an alternate universe thought:

She's dating the DJ so she's already earned the "too stupid to live" title.

Not really. At first Diggle was Ollie's "ears" in the base (and the one in charge of googling criminals). Once Felicity took that job then he got demoted to the guy in charge of the Lunch Run and has been stuck there ever since.

…and this is what happens when the writers assume that the Facebook commenters actually represent a majority of Arrow fans.

Apparently they are saving it for his deathbed.

I really wonder what the writers intentions were with Drunk Caitlin.

I'm fully convinced that whenever Iris gets up from her "Coffee Dates" with Barry then its so she could go off screen and read what her next line is.

My guess is that this girl you were fixated on throughout your youth didn't also share the same bathroom with you.

Wait. Felicity has already ruined Ollie. Then she ruined Atom. And now you want her to ruin Firestorm?

Yeah, it really is odd that the show is relying on this "I have a big secret…. I screwed up!" drama so often.

Relax, its a joke… kinda…

In other words… "If you put on this conservative nightclub dress then I'll let you out of the dog cage."

Yes. The attractive girl who seems to have earned her job is infinitely more appealing than the sister-love interest that is moving forward in her job due to favoritism from Daddy's police station and special treatment from a Superhero.

To be fair, there isn't a single actor on Arrow that is capable of a believable tear.