Their goal wasn't to wipe out the residents of the farming village. It was to force them off the land so that Arkadia could farm there instead. They just knew that the Grounders were likely to fight back and the situation would turn violent. It's not really genocide unless you're willing to label ALL territorial wars…

He was legitimately trying to do good, he was just incredibly incompetent at it. As for trying to get conservatorship over Cheryl, can you really say Cheryl SHOULDN'T be declared mentally unsound?

All the Emmys for Lindsey Morgan. ALL of them.

There's definitely gonna be something important in space that they'll need Raven to do before she punches her ticket. The big ring portion of the Ark is still floating up there, after all.

The amount of information we have on Jackson is shockingly small.

I'm hoping they do something where most of the characters survive by huddling down in the bunker, but Clarke and one or two other characters who've gotten the Nightblood treatment survive on the surface. And the last shot of the season is Clarke, with her people completely out of her hands for the next five years and…

Harper mentioned that, everytime they think they've found a way to survive, it goes to crap on them.

They've established that her brain is deteriorating, so unless they come up with some super-science voodoo pretty quickly, that seems like a pretty hard thing to come back from.

Think about last season's complicated set of story arcs: Max Rager doing zombie experiments, Major being coerced into being the Chaos Killer, the DA's office going after Mr. Boss, the brewing gang war between Boss and Blaine, Clive and his lady friend's investigation of the Meat Cute massacre, Drake working as an…

They're gonna start a band, obviously.

'I never, ever, ever want Quentin Lance to die. Ever. But if he does, I demand his eulogy begin with, “Quentin Lance, or Hoss as he liked to be called…” '

Talia taught him that, along with the DJ skills Ra's insisted all of his assassins learn.

They probably just haven't cast an actor for the role yet, since it's likely he won't show up til next season.

Honestly, sounds like something Cisco could whip up during a commercial break.

He's supposed to be able to fight evenly with Oliver, and Oliver takes down a dozen people at once all the time.

The next big bad, but not necessarily on Arrow. They've hinted that The Flash's big bad next season will be the Thinker, and super-computer genius seems like a decent updating of that concept.

I wish they'd gotten more into specifics about that. Like have Felicity mention that, compared to working with the Bratva or Malcolm Merlyn, this really isn't so bad.

That he knows of. Like Quentin said, their could be an army of little Olivers out there.

On CW shows, the distinction between regular and recurring status is pretty fluid. A lot of their shows have actors who are officially listed as regulars, but who are only contracted to appear in a portion of each season's episodes.

She has relationships with a lot of different people, and those people are all involved in ongoing storylines, but until the season finale is on the horizon, Liv herself is always on the periphery of those storylines; often she's unaware they're even going on.