So is Deathstroke to Green Arrow as Bane is to Batman?

No, I don't believe they will go that direction since Ollie fucked Isobel. I don't believe they will make the Hero into a man that has sex with his half-sister no matter how unwitting he is. That would just not fly. So I think she's just Robert's mistress which explains why Moira was so cold towards her.

Moira Queen is my queen. I love her in all her fucked upness

Man, that was just jam-packed and cinematic.

I'm sure I lost track of the number of times I yelled "Oh, shit!". It was really great as long as I just ignore that atrocious Laurel scene at the end.

Oddly, I thought her reaction was more like, "Am I supposed to be emoting here in some way that communicates my confusion?" I'm sorry but that was just a horrible acting job by KC and was a stupid scene that nearly ruined the episode for this viewer.

He made good Green Arrow IMO. I can't speak to his acting in anything else because I've only ever seen him in Smallville, but I thought he acquitted himself quite well.

Because he 's already actually played him in a short about Venom. Look for it. He was fantastic. And Ryan Kwanten is the best actor on True Blood hands down. He's great

I was wondering this myself.

I see it now!

I sense a theme here. I could be wrong

Seriously. That was a whole lotta rage, hatred, frustration and disgust in that scene. I thought Lincoln did a great job in the episode but in that scene particularly.

Eric Kripke talked about the silliness of some of the standards. He said you can say "dick" as long as it isn't about a penis, you can say "shit" or "crap" as long as it isn't about actual fecal matter.

Oh, if that Sheriff showed up on my doorstep bleeding and on a testerone rush from the fight and was able to function , I'd be all over that. Just sayin'

Actually, no. He still sports the wounds after his beatings and whilst he's having sex.

For me, the shock was that no one in the main cast actually died. Unless Rick finally giving up the last part of himself that was the pre-ZA Rick as being a kind of death.

To reiterate, they had no intention of killing them. They were herding them to where they wanted them to be.

Or at the very least, he's not going let the guilt of doing some awful things to survive, take him down.

I have been arguing this point about Lincoln's acting from Day 1. He's a complete actor, He uses his eyes, his face, his body all of it, to communicate what the dialogue doesn't. I appreciate that someone else sees it too!

The executive producer is Scott Gimple as well as the writer of this episode.