To be fair, Felicity didn’t set out to get into it with Oliver at the rehearsal dinner - he badgered her about not wanting to get married. I’m sure if he hadn’t decided to propose and not accept her answer the rehearsal dinner would’ve been angst-free.

She interrupted because she felt the same drive that Barry did that made him run to Star City and kidnap Diggle and not bother to call anyone they loved. They just wanted to be married to each other after everything that happened to all of them. Seems like reason enough to me?

I liked it too! I wish Felicity had waited another 10 seconds, but given the events that had transpired over the 4 hours I get having an I can’t wait epiphany over it and needing to do it NOW. Hopefully they all get to be happy for at least a little while (c’mon CW!).

I won’t argue that it wasn’t rude, but there was such a frantic mood about the whole thing that it doesn’t bother me? Barry and Iris were so desperate that they didn’t even stop to think about getting Joe - at least - of all people to be there with them. They’d just fought their evil doppelgängers, nearly gotten…

OliverX was an awful Fuhrer. For all he and his minions droned on and on about human emotions making people weak, he suffered from that affliction the most, LOL. His stone-cold evil broken-hearted wife was much more suited for the position.

Arrow is the only Arrowverse show I watch anymore, but I’m tuning into all the crossover eps this year. I wasn’t sure what to expect with the Nazi invasion - I didn’t really trust these shows to do it very well.

Yes, and one of them called him the fuhrer then as well.

I didn’t think this episode was very good - at all.

I thought this episode was - unfortunately - kinda boring. I find Slade much more interesting when he’s either insane or I’m questioning his motives - seems like maybe next week’s episode will be more interesting for me.

This episode was so much fun - more fun than Arrow’s been in ages, it seems.