True, I don't think a simple assault rifle would be enough to balance the odds, but when you start to bring anti-tank ordinance into the mix, well, no miracle will fix that damage.

Mayor Blood: What the hell is going on? Once of your juiced-up jack boots just killed my entire office staff, and snapped the district attorney's neck!
Slade: And?

So, we had Oliver going in for a sucide mission in the flashback, Lance blowing up a mirakuru guy with granades, Diggle and Isabela fighting, Felicity ****ing Smokes ****ing running over Isabela, Oliver and Laurel escpaing and Malcon Merlin returning and blowing a soldier up right on the spot… and then the episode…

How so?

I didn't even began to try to imply GoT fails miserably to deliver. Only that this week we had an Arrow episode that reminded me of Got and a weaker-than-average GoT episode.

I thought it was ok. Great was the 4th episode of last season.

I loved it in the dialogue between Oliver and Laurel in the cave where the camera was going around untill it showed the bow with them behind it.

This is something I say a alot. I believe a even more generic term would be "episodes that nothing really happens" as I so often read. And almost everytime it is as a negative comment.

Man I loved Arrow referenced comic books. It's like a zumbi series acknowledging that there have been stories about zumbis.

This reminded me a "graph" I did to a gruop I discuss Arrow with. Allow me to post it here, sir:

"it's because I'm just really forgiving of Arrow"

"It's so obvious… I can't believe I didn't see it coming."

Oh man, I've waited so long to see Oberyn on the screen… my favorite character of the series and he is not disappointing! But I miss his talks with Tyrion.

I thought it was ok… I mean, I bet a lot of people here have been though knowing something is true yet still wanting to look for evidence to support that fact. Sure, not that your ex-boyfriend is a vigilante, but something you have to reassure youself multiple times.

It's a bad move because it's exactly what Slade wanted him to do. I mean, other than a cool display against some cannon fodder, what did Oliver accomplished by going there?

That russian guy is already top tier in my list of favorite characters:

I thought she was more naive then supporting. She said the last thing anyone should say to Oliver at that point.

Yey! It's back!

I can't say I loved this episode as much as I loved 'Promised', but it was certainly great. So a few notes:

I agree about the Huntress motives, sure what he father did was terrible, but it feels over the top.