But it seemed like she hated that he was a killer, only to join up with another killer. It just made no sense. She kinda went out of the frying pan and into the fire, lol.

Evelyn's motivations confuse me so much. She didn't like it when she discovered Oliver had killed people but then she went and joined forces with Chasemetheus. The dude killed his own wife. I'm just…what?

I actually love Felicity and have no desire to see her killed. :)

This. They also need to do better with KC's stunt double. I can spot her every single time. Even now.

Really solid episode and a great way to bring everything full circle. I enjoyed it. It felt a bit overcrowded though. I think maybe they could've cut down on the guest stars and given me more Chasemetheus.

Chasemetheus was the best part of this season. I've found it largely hit and miss but he was awesome. Josh Segarra is awesome.

I'll make another post for my other thoughts but that cliffhanger was kinda weak. We know all those people aren't gonna die. Guggenheim even went so far as to confirm series regulars next season, so I'm not sure where the suspense is in ending it that way. I guess it's more a cliffhanger for Oliver than the audience.

Yeah, the whole thing would have more weight if we'd actually seen a relationship between the two.

Chasemetheus is a psychopath though. Or maybe a sociopath. Either way he's nuts so he's never gonna think logically, lol.

I consider myself a pretty empathetic person tbh but it still did nothing for me.

There's no relationship at all which is why Oliver's "He's my boy" plea didn't work, imo.

All of them, probably. Haha.

I forgot to mention earlier - I really appreciate Quentin being the first one to wish Oliver a happy birthday. That relationship has come a long way.

Of course! This is Arrow, lol.

lol, well, it was either that or drive around her.

"FREEZE JERKWAD!"

The show has seriously been missing those quiet moments. One of my fave scenes on this show was Oliver taking Moira to Big Belly Burger for the first time because it helped highlight their relationship.

I know! They got me good. I'd honestly lost all hope for them until 520 so I'm enjoying this right now, lol.

I loved the Diggle/Felicity scene in the car and the callbacks to S2 with Isabel and Felicity hitting her with the van, lol. Talia just slicing their car and causing it to crash was awesome though.

Solid episode. So many returning characters!