That kid's going to end up like Cisco, in love with Laurel and with a fetish for women who wear leather and can kill him.

Seriously, I'm worried for Dig. He's my favorite character on the show and the main reason I stuck with this show (although this episode was a great improvement, so I have at least something beyond love of Dig's awesomeness to keep me going).

They kill Dig, I quit the show. Don't care how good the season is, I quit.

It's Oliver who's dead, he's a ghost brought back to mourn himself, Felicity jumps ship to the Flash, fun romance with great chemistry is endorsed.

Roy comes back just to die. Man, this show is way too harsh on him. He kicked so much butt in the Brick arc.

So it's the "Walter White opens season 5 of BB buying a car with a machine gun, and we'll figure out why that happens at some point" thing from the writers?

The Flash is doing a lot to preserve its rogues gallery (rightly so, the Flash has one of the best in comics), so I doubt two mainstays of the Rogues will go.

If nothing else, evil or not, Lance seems to have learned the most from the constant threats. He's becoming genre savvy.

Still tied with Kin Shriner for the best Green Arrow.

If you guys haven't, go on Youtube and watch DC Showcase: Green Arrow. Neal McDonough is Ollie Queen, and it's the most true-to-the-comics adaptation you'll find. I enjoy Arrow VERY much, but it's a terrible adaptation. That animated short is so good. Can't recommend it enough.

Yeah, much like the announced CW Hourman show, it seems dead in the water.

Oliver: "Why does the Russian mob have a base on an island in the South China Sea?"
Waller: ….reasons.

That was…way better than I expected. Bravo, Arrow team.

Well, they are trying to reboot the original film, because nothing is sacred.

Movie only came out this spring in the UK, it's called Spooks: The Greater Good. Apparently US distribution only just got worked out, though no idea when it'll come out. The trailers I've seen though are great.

Swedish Chef got a hold of him?

Seasons 5 and 6 were a bit weak, but the show came back strong in season 7. From there it was a great run through the finale. Still need to see the movie though; Harry Pierce + Jon Snow in spy shenanigans.

Whoops, sorry if I spoiled that.

I got a copy off of Amazon for ~$15 I think. It's a collected 4-issue miniseries (fun bit: Lots of allusions to the show scattered throughout, and since The Prisoner is not a number, the issues are listed as A, B, C, and D instead of 1-4).

He's the main bad guy for the second half of season 3. Not really a big spoiler, they advertised it heavily. He's good in it too. Makes me wish (yet again) that he was Batman.