Arrow (Season 2)

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Yea really  :/   Now Brother Blood wins automatically.  :s

 

 

Oh and who said this season was only 21 episodes... They said 3 episodes remaining during the next week on.

 

It sucks but I think this is the way they're going to try and bring in his sister, what with the whole "speedy" nickname. 

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I read that Laurel was initially supposed to be the Canary on the show. Wonder if they'll go back to that if Sara is leaving as another possibility.

 

I somehow doubt that though, we still don't know what is going to happen. 

Sara might not be leaving and or it could be temporary and she comes back later

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Oooh! That could be interesting.

 

I wonder if Oliver teams up with Malcom Merlyn to combat Slade..

^This

 

?

Perhaps?

the ?friend? that Sara is going to meet is Malcolm

 

Wonder who this mysterious old friend that Sara is going to see is... or if she just said that to Sin to make a clean break.

 
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This week's episode was pretty good. I definitely didn't expect Moira to die. I figured they were going to have a whole story line with er as mayor or something.

 

No doubt that this "friend" Sara is going to see is Merlyn. They are both members of the League of Shadows, so no doubt they've met before.

 

And Manu is continuing to be a great Slade Wilson. Go Go Crixus!

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I must be one of the few that can't stand Summer Glau

I liked her in firefly, but I'm not a fan of her in anything she's been in since. Thankfully she seems to have a fairly small role in this show :)

 

Anyway, this last episode was epic, this show just keeps getting better!

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