Then again, the fact that Oliver resorted to shooting Roy with an arrow just to stop him meddling was an extreme way of showing how little he actually understands about real superheroics.This episode was particularly difficult to break down into discussion points because each of the separate plot arcs came together and crossed paths throughout the hour, and they did it quite well. She accompanies Roy on his night time patrol for the first time – finally teasing the teen hero duo that was promised at the end of last season – and, although he stops her from actually doing anything dangerous or liaising with the Arrow herself, I hope they eventually find themselves on equal footing in this regard. While Laurel is still suspiciously MIA, the show seems to be trying to finally find a way to use Thea outside of the club and the mansion. Will Allen join Team Arrow before he departs for the 2014-15 season? His budding relationship with Felicity seems like a good move in terms of keeping her and Oliver from addressing their romantic awkwardness for a little while longer, at least, and supporters of that pairing will be sated with all of the jealous looks and snide remarks being thrown around. Judging by the cliffhanger of this episode, he’s going to have trouble with this new obstacle to achieving peace in his city, and I just hope that means we can look forward to some more Justice League members popping up in the future. It’s now being experimented with in present day Starling City and, as a result, Oliver has uber-henchmen to deal with. The introduction of The Flash brings with it the necessity for superpowers and, via the case of the week and timely flashbacks to the island, we discover that the serum Ivo is searching for is what will bring super strength and, eventually we assume, super speed to the show.
The episode itself definitely felt like the first part of a whole, and so is hard to judge as a single hour of television, but there are a lot of great elements that will play a huge role in the second half of season two.
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