1) Oliver was a MUCH bigger douche for lying to his fiancee than he was for breaking his word to Samantha - which he also did from the get-go, because when he made the promise to tell no-one, he knew Barry already knew (and later Thea and Malcolm found out, and you can bet he didn't mention that to Samantha either). …

She forgave Oliver for his lies too, as she has done repeatedly over the years. Felicity forgives pretty easily and has never seemed all that twitchy about lies overall. But marriage is a whole different ball-game. Just because you've forgiven someone, it doesn't mean that the broken trust hasn't changed your…

Felicity didn't nuke a city; Darhk nuked a city. Felicity is responsible for saving billions of lives; she is most certainly not responsible for any deaths. If anyone should feel any guilt for that nuke getting through, it should be the people who were meant to be keeping the Smoak hackers safe (Oliver, Diggle, Lyla…

So, no "Well done, Smoaks, for saving the entire world from nuclear annihilation"? Because apparently absolutely nobody else outside of our little crew was lifting a finger to stop hundreds of nukes from killing everyone, and the 2 of them managed to stop all but one.

There are people who go to the trouble of counting the screentimes each week, and I've kept a record, since I like numbers. Numbers are soothingly factual and definitive in the face of everyone's wildly varying and exhausting opinions.

No. Felicity has only had the most screentime in one episode (305). Laurel and Malcolm have also had the most screentime in one episode each (311 and 312, respectively). Diggle, not counting the current episode (the screentimes for which I don't know at present), has had the most screentime in 4 episodes (216, 310,…