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Yesterday saw both Arrow and The Flash attend Paleyfest where new footage was shown and discussed.
Below you can check out the footage a fan managed to grab.
Updated: with official versions of the sizzle reels:
Check out a new clip for iZombie above as the latest episode of DC All Access gives a run-down on DC TV.
iZombie debuts March 17th at 9pm ET starring Rose McIver, Malcolm Goodwin, Alexandra Krosney, David Anders, Robert Buckley, Nora Dunn and Ruhul Kohli.
Synopsis:
A med student-turned-zombie takes a job in the coroner’s office to gain access to the brains she must reluctantly eat to maintain her humanity, but with each brain she consumes, she inherits the corpse’s memories. With the help of her medical examiner boss and a police detective, she solves homicide cases in order to quiet the disturbing voices in her head.
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This past weekend the cast of Arrow and The Flash attended the PaleyFest where they discussed and teased the rest of the season and more.
New footage and trailers also debuted.
Below you can check out both of the panels.
The Flash airs Tuesdays at 8pm ET on the CW; Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET.
Check out promo images for the March 25th episode of Arrow, “Suicidal Tendencies.”
Arrow airs Tuesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
It’s celebration time as Diggle (David Ramsey) and Lyla (guest star Audrey Marie Anderson) get married. However, Deadshot (guest star Michael Rowe) interrupts their honeymoon and tells them the Suicide Squad has been given a new mission – rescue United States Senator Joseph Cray (guest star Steven Culp) from a hostage situation in the Republic of Kasnia. Amanda Waller (guest star Cynthia Addai-Robinson) breaks down the mission and introduces them to the newest member of the Suicide Squad, Cupid (guest star Amy Gumenick). Meanwhile, Oliver learns about Ray’s new Atom costume and the two have a heated stand-off. Felicity and Ray hit a rough patch.
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The CW sent out information on the air dates for the season finales of Arrow, The Flash, Supernatural, Vampire Diaries, Reign, Jane the Virgin and The Originals.
Here is list:
May 11, 8pm – “The Originals”
May 11, 9pm – “Jane the Virgin”
May 13, 8pm – “Arrow”
May 14, 8pm – “The Vampire Diaries”
May 14, 9pm – “Reign”
May 19, 8pm – “The Flash”
May 20, 9pm – “Supernatural”
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Exectutive producer and showrunner of Arrow, Marc Guggenheim, recently attended the Long Beach Comics Expo in Long Beach, CA.
Guggenheim was part of a panel where he discussed Arrow and working with DC.
Before we dive into Arrow, Guggenheim commented on the 2011 Green Lantern movie noting that he didn’t have control over the film (which explains a lot).
“With ‘Green Lantern,’ we [he and Co-Showrunner Greg Berlanti] really learned the lesson of control. We didn’t have it on ‘Green Lantern.’ It got taken out of our hands at a certain point, and stuff happened. The difference between features and TV is that on TV, as a writer, you’re writing for your life. Every eight business days, there’s a new script due, and as a showrunner, it all goes through your pen. Sometimes what’s getting shot is literally your first draft. At the same time, it’s getting shot.”
Now on to Arrow, as the series has a darker tone many have compared it to Batman; however, it’s learned the Caped Crusader won’t be appearing any time soon.
We have a great relationship with DC. We sort of navigate with DC which characters in the toy box we have access to. Obviously, ‘Gotham’ has Batman covered… At the same time, DC [recognizes [Green] Arrow doesn’t have a fantastic rogues gallery — we’ve got Count Vertigo, and we’ve used him twice. They know that we need access to other characters, but it’s a give and take. The bottom line is, Batman won’t appear on “Arrow” before he appears on “Gotham,” and “they’ve got about twenty more years to go.”
Guggenheim also answered a fan question about seeing more from Harley Quinn, who was more of an Easter Egg in a Suicide Squad episode of Arrow.
Between “Gotham” and Margot Robbie playing her in the upcoming Suicide Squad film, he stated that the closest they could come is the “wink and a nod” from last season.
A superhero team spinoff is in the works, which is presently untitled, but Guggenheim offers it isn’t called “The Brave and the Bold.”
It’s also learned that DC has plans for Ted Kord, the second blue beetle, as Arrow wanted to use the character prior to Brandon Routh’s Atom.
Aked if there’s a list of things that can and can’t be used (besides Batman), Guggenheim explained that twice a year they sit down with DC, and each has a list of characters they’d like to use or be used. Katana was a character DC suggested they use. Ray Palmer was originally supposed to be Ted Kord, but DC said, “No, we have plans for that character. How about Ray Palmer?”
Via CBR
Check out the latest episode of DC All Access above featuring executive producer Andrew Kreisberg talking about the upcoming episodoes of Arrow and The Flash.
Kreisberg offers that Flash will see more time travel, with mention the series will even see a time jump, and also that Brandon Routh’s Atom will appear on an episode.
Regarding Arrow, Ra’s Al Ghul’s offer to Oliver Queen is discussed as well as the DC Comics serial killer villain, Murmur.
The CW also released a new promo featuring a look at the upcoming episodes of The Flash with Mark Hamill as Trickster.
A week with no new #DCTV? Say it ain’t so! Don’t worry, new episodes of The Flash and Arrow are just around the corner, and DC All Access is here with an exclusive look at what’s ahead. Tiffany talks to Andrew Kreisberg, Executive Producer of The Flash and Arrow, about the cliffhangers both shows ended on, how big a role time travel will be playing on The Flash and when we’ll get to see the A.T.O.M. suit in action!
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In a surprise move, Caity Lotz will be featured in the planned superhero team spinoff of The Flash and Arrow.
Lotz’s fan-favorite character, Sara Lance (aka Canary), was killed off during Season 3 of Arrow, which became a major plot point.
With the announcement that Lotz will now be featured on the new superhero team that is set in the same universe in which she was seemingly killed off, speculation is running wild.
The original report made mention that Lotz may either somehow return as Canary or even play a new superhero all-together.
As fans of Arrow (and Batman) know, the Lazarus Pit can heal the sick and ressurect the dead; so there would be an out for Canary.
While it’s also possible Canary may have faked her yet death again, Lotz recently attended Wizard World Chicago and was asked about the spinoff.
“That’s a good question,” Lotz responded when asked if her character would even be seen again. “So, yeah. Sara Lance definintely died in episode 1 of Season 3.
“Has anybody heard about the spinoff?” Lotz asked the audience. “So there is a new show in development, and I am so excited to finally be able to talk about this. The Atom, Firestorm, my character, and so I guess that is a big thing that is going on. Everyone keeps asking me on the internet; they’re like, ‘Well, you’re dead. How are you going to be on the new show? Is it just going to be flashbacks or are you playing a whole new character? Are you Sara Lance?’
“I would love to tell you” Lotz offered. “But I think they might kill me. How many times have I died already? Sara Lance has died, I think three times. So you never know.”
Lotz does note “my character” which may have been a slip, or she’s just possibly referring to herself.
Lotz also confirms Firestorm, which would mean Robbie Amell is a part of the spinoff (previous details just made mention of Victor Garber playing Dr. Stein).
Brandon Routh is confirmed as Atom, and Wentworth Miller will be playing Captain Cold, in addition to three new DC heroes being a part of the team.
The untitled superhero team series looks to debut next Fall or possibly next mid-season.
Check out more with Caity Lotz from Wizard World Chicago in the following video.
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A spinoff from Arrow and The Flash is currently in development, which will see a team of superheroes formed from new and existing characters.
Brandon Routh is set to play Atom; Victor Garber will play Dr. Stein; Wentworth Miller will play Captain Cold, and Kaity Lotz will also have a role (whether it’s her Arrow Canary role is unknown).
It’s also been said the Arrow/Flash superhero team spinoff will feature three DC Comics heroes who have never been on TV before, and now TV Line may have a description of the characters.
“THE TRAVELER” | Described as a “Han Solo-esque rogue who gets by with his charm, this hero hails from the future, and has journeyed back in time on a secret mission. His razor-sharp wit hides the pain of a man who has lived through serious conflict. He also harbors many secrets, always leaving both his teammates and the audience unsure of his true allegiances.
“FEMALE WARRIOR” | This twentysomething Latina is pretty but unassuming, book smart and socially awkward by day. But by night, when she hears the cry of battle, her fury is ignited and she becomes a fierce warrior — so much so, that sometimes she can become a threat to others.
“MYSTERY HERO” | An African-American male in his twenties will fill the role of a regular, street smart guy who unexpectedly gains powers, and then, as part of the team, regularly quips about the insanity of the situations.
As noted, “The Traveler” could possibly be Booster Gold or Rip Hunter.
“Female Warrior” may be reference to the female Wildcat (or maybe even an Amazon).
The “Mystery Hero” could be Static or Black Lightning.
The Arrow/Flash spinoff has also been said to be adding other characters from the shows (probably Robbie Amell, the other half of Firestorm).
Arrow creators, Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim, are putting the series together, which is expected to debut next season/mid-season.
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Today saw the big reveal for the new CBS Supergirl costume, played by Melissa Benoist.
Stephen Amell took to his Facebook page to congratulate the new look.
Amell also recollected his experience with the Arrow costume and first official image.
The producers of The Flash and Arrow are behind Supergirl, so it’s looking likely that a crossover will eventually happen.
Here’s what Amell had to say:
Just saw the photo of Melissa Benoist as Supergirl on Twitter. Wow. Most importantly – the costume looks awesome. Congratulations to everyone involved. Now… let me take you back and tell you a story.
When Arrow began filming – late winter, 2012 – the very first thing I did after being cast was head for a costume fitting. There was concept art, but the producers had – smartly – left the basics open to interpretation based on who they put in the role.
Several fittings and one defiant, “I’m not wearing army boots, it forces me to run like a business person trying to catch a bus” rant later, we were ready for the exact moment that the Supergirl peeps went through today: The unveiling. And why was this important? Because the year prior a superhero costume picture had leaked and there was a perception – you can debate how accurate it was – that this leak had gotten the production off on the wrong foot.
As a result, any time I was in the suit, I had to wear an overcoat and – I swear to god – a fedora, for fear that paparazzi were lurking about trying to steal our thunder.
Well… the photos were taken and the choice was made. Ironically, the photo we ended up using (me, with my head down in profile) was a shot our director David Nutter insisted on at the last minute just from watching me shift into that stance to stay comfortable.
The photo is examined, approved… given a little panache from the DC team and set for release. I remember everyone being really happy with it and wanting to show it off to people working on the pilot. Which led to one of our producers showing it to Katie Cassidy… She immediately pointed out a glaring problem. The angle of the photo and the placement of my bow made it appear as though I was maybe a little TOO excited about wearing the Arrow suit. She was right. It definitely looked like I had an erection.
Luckily for us… changes were made and the photo erupted online (sorry…) with a fantastic approval rating. We were well on our way.
And that’s the story of why first photos in the costume are important / how we ALMOST became the show about the hooded vigilante with a boner.
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John Barrowman, star of Doctor Who, Torchwood and Arrow, is going to executive producer as well as star in a Heavy Metal event TV miniseries.
Barrowman is adapting a story from the newest edition of the magazine, “The 49th Key,” by Erika Lewis.
Heavy Metal‘s Jeff Krelitz and David Boxenbaum will also executive produce, with former Dark Horse Comics PR director Jeremy Atkins onboard as associate producer.
THR describes the story as follows:
The 49th Key is based on the 16th century legend of Enochian magic, which tells of a secret language of angels.
The first chapter in an expansive fantasy series tells of a rogue archeologist and a young autistic and mute boy on a treacherous journey through England to bring the boy home. The boy turns out to be the key to a gateway between our world and that of Enochia, a magical society that exists below the Earth’s surface, filled with fantasy creatures and highly advanced humans.
“The 49th Key” debuts in Heavy Metal Magazine #273, which is out Wednesday with art by J.K. Woodard.
Check out preview image below for the next episode of Arrow with “The Offer.”
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
DC COMICS’ VILLAIN MURMUR SWEEPS INTO STARLING CITY — Still weighed down by his last meeting with Ra’s al Ghul (guest star Matt Nable), Oliver (Stephen Amell) returns home to find a new villain and his crew have started terrorizing Starling City – Michael Amar AKA Murmur (guest star Adrian Glynn McMorran), a man whose mouth has been sewn shut. Meanwhile, Laurel (Katie Cassidy) and Nyssa (guest star Katrina Law) bond over their issues with their fathers and Nyssa make Laurel an offer. Thea (Willa Holland) is forced to come to terms with her father after Oliver brings Malcom (John Barrowman) to the loft to recover, and Lance (Paul Blackthorne) shuts out both Laurel and the Arrow. Dermott Downs directed the episode written by Beth Schwartz & Brian Ford Sullivan (#316).
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Arrow‘s Willa Holland has gone from a party chick to the kick ass apprentice of her father, Malcolm Merlyn.
Now we see that Thea Queen will suit up and get a mask for the series.
Holland took to her Instagram account to reveal herself getting a face cast.
“You still want to date me right?” Holland joked.
Arrow airs Tuesdays on the CW.
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Arrow may have a new villain by the end of the Season 3 finale.
TV Line is reporting the Arrow Season 3 finale will introduce a “major, formidable, fierce new foe” for Oliver Queen.
It’s said the new villain’s “reign of terror” will continue into Season 4.
According to the report, the mystery character is being referred to as “Damian Dark.”
Note: Some outlets have mistakenly speculated it to be the son of Bruce Wayne, Damien Wayne, but I doubt a ten year old is going to be an opponent on the show for Arrow.
There is a character in the DC Comics with the name Damian Darkh, who is a 20-ish underworld figure who has access to advanced technology and often scraps with the Teen Titans.
Here is the description of the character from wiki:
Baby-faced Damien Darhk was a mysterious, elusive, and dangerous figure. He claimed to be a major player in America’s underworld and certainly had some connection to the criminal organization H.I.V.E. He also seemed to have had access to unique high-tech equipment that has never been used by any known organization. Darhk was considered to be a major criminal by the C.I.A. and F.B.I.; however, their investigations revealed no hard evidence against him. He was a wi-fi fiend, staying in touch with associates by the very latest forms of mass communication. What particularly baffled investigators was his apparent youth; Damien seemed to be in his early twenties yet was already well-established and well-connected.
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A couple of months ago saw WB announce the new Vixen animated series, which is set in the same universe as Arrow and The Flash.
Now EP Marc Guggenheim sheds some light on the project.
“We’re going to do basically an animated spinoff,” Guggenheim told SciFiNow. “It’s a six-part origin story, but characters from The Flash and Arrow are prominently involved. It’s in the continuity and the world.”
Guggenheim also says Grant Gustin of The Flash and Stephen Amell of Arrow may appear.
“The response has been very favorable,” Guggenheim offered. “I can’t speak for them, but all signs are good.”
It’s also possible that some time down the line Vixen could turn in to a live-action show, which Guggenheim says he is open to.
“If the character resonates with people, that would be wonderful,” said Guggenheim. “I would love to be in a position where CW said to us, ‘Hey, we want a Vixen live-action show.’ We’ll have to see how things play out.”
Vixen is set to debut on the CW’s digital offshoot propery, Seed, in the Fall.
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Things don’t look good for one presently unknown cast member on Arrow as Stephen Amell and Colton Haynes have teased what looks to be the death of possibly a major character.
“Sometimes real feelings creep into a scene,” Amell tweeted earlier. “Goodbyes are tough. Even when they’re scripted.”
Amell continued on Facebook: “Putting the finishing touches on our 65th episode tonight. It features one of the most emotional, touching and heartfelt scenes we’ve ever produced. Everyone was equal to the task. Long day, but a good one.”
Colton Haynes, who plays Roy Harper, also tweeted similar sentiments: “What a rough night. Probably the most difficult day I’ve had at work in my life. So many emotions all around that couldn’t be controlled.”
Episode 19 is presently being filmed for this season, which aptly enough is titled “Broken Arrow.”
Previous seasons saw characters killed off including Tommy Merlyn, Moira Queen, Canary (though it appears Caity Lotz is coming back somehow), Isabel Rochev and Sebastian Blood.
Any ideas who could be on the chopping block for Season 3?
“Arrow” airs Wednesdays on the CW.
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It’s learned the CW is currently developing a superhero team spinoff series featuring fan-favorite characters from both Arrow and The Flash.
In addition, Deadline states the new spinoff will feature three major DC Comics characters who have never appeared in a TV series.
Set to star in the superhero team spinoff are: Brandon Routh as Ray Palmer (Atom); Victor Garber (Dr. Stein); Wentworth Miller (Captain Cold).
It’s also said that Caity Lotz will star in the series, though it’s unclear how she will fit in as her character died in Arrow. It’s suggested they could somehow bring back Canary or that Lotz could play a new superhero.
The report makes no mention of Robbie Amell, who is the other half to Stein’s Firestorm, but it is stated the project is in early development and additional cast members most likely will be added.
The Arrow/The Flash team spinoff is being put together by Arrow creators Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim, with the series eyed to debut next season/mid-season.
There is no title for the new series as of yet.
Watch a preview for the next episode of Arrow, “The Offer,” which airs March 18th.
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Season 3 synopsis:
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Check out a new featurette above with Brandon Routh for tonight’s episode of Arrow, “Nanda Parbat.”
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
MERLYN IS CAPTURED BY RA’S AL GHUL; THE ATOM SUIT REVEALED – Malcolm (John Barrowman) is captured by Ra’s al Ghul (guest star Matt Nable) and taken toNanda Parbat. Because of his love for Thea (Willa Holland), Oliver (Stephen Amell) considers saving Merlyn. Ray (Brandon Routh) is obsessed with finishing his Atom suit so he can save the city but Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) fears he is heading down the same path as Oliver (Stephen Amell) and tries to pull him out of the lab. Gregory Smith directed the episode with story by Wendy Mericle & Ben Sokolowski and teleplay by Erik Olesen & Ben Sokolowski (#315).
Watch a second clip for tomorrow’s all-new episode of Arrow, “Nanda Parbat.”
The previous clip featured Nyssa and Ra’s Al Ghul; this one features Oliver and Thea.
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
MERLYN IS CAPTURED BY RA’S AL GHUL; THE ATOM SUIT REVEALED – Malcolm (John Barrowman) is captured by Ra’s al Ghul (guest star Matt Nable) and taken to Nanda Parbat. Because of his love for Thea (Willa Holland), Oliver (Stephen Amell) considers saving Merlyn. Ray (Brandon Routh) is obsessed with finishing his Atom suit so he can save the city but Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) fears he is heading down the same path as Oliver (Stephen Amell) and tries to pull him out of the lab. Gregory Smith directed the episode with story by Wendy Mericle & Ben Sokolowski and teleplay by Erik Olesen & Ben Sokolowski (#315).
Check out a new clip from the next episode of Arrow, “Nanda Parbat,” featuring Nyssa and Ra’s Al Ghul.
DC All Access goes over this week’s shows, which also includes Atom on Arrow and the Red Hood on Gotham.
Tiffany Smith and Rotten Tomatoes Editor-in-Chief Matt Atchity are back to preview this week’s exciting #DCTV…and debut an exclusive new Arrow clip featuring Ra’s al Ghul! Tonight’s Gotham will have you seeing red, but that’s only because the Red Hood Gang is making its first appearance. And speaking of seeing red, Nyssa al Ghul is sure angry over on Arrow! Also, don’t miss tomorrow’s new episode of DC All Access featuring the cast of iZombie!
Gotham airs Mondays at 8pm ET on FOX; Arrow airs Wedesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Watch the preview above for the next episode of Arrow, “Nanda Parbat.”
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
MERLYN IS CAPTURED BY RA’S AL GHUL; THE ATOM SUIT REVEALED – Malcolm (John Barrowman) is captured by Ra’s al Ghul (guest star Matt Nable) and taken to Nanda Parbat. Because of his love for Thea (Willa Holland), Oliver (Stephen Amell) considers saving Merlyn. Ray (Brandon Routh) is obsessed with finishing his Atom suit so he can save the city but Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) fears he is heading down the same path as Oliver (Stephen Amell) and tries to pull him out of the lab. Gregory Smith directed the episode with story by Wendy Mericle & Ben Sokolowski and teleplay by Erik Olesen & Ben Sokolowski (#315).
The latest episode of DC All Acess starts off with a plug for the WB-owned Rotten Tomatoes website before talking about Gotham, The Flash and Arrow.
A clip was also shown for tonight’s Gotham, which can be watched above.
Gotham airs Mondays at 8pm ET on FOX.
Hope you’re DVRs are set because we’re back with another huge week of #DCTV. Jason Inman and Rotten Tomatoes Editor-in-Chief Matt Atchity preview this week’s all new episodes of Gotham, The Flash and Arrow. Does the Joker make his Gotham debut? Well, maybe… Will Ollie be reunited with Deathstroke? Perhaps… Will the Flash travel through time? You’re just going to have to watch!
Gotham Episode synopsis:
Gordon takes Dr. Leslie Thompkins (guest star Morena Baccarin) to the circus, but the day turns quickly when the circus comes under attack. Then, Falcone enlists Butch Gilzean to help Penguin with the night club, while Fish Mooney is otherwise occupied. Also, Bruce Wayne schedules a meeting with the Wayne Enterprises board in the all-new “The Blind Fortune Teller” episode of GOTHAM airing Monday, Feb. 16 (8:00-9:00 ET/PT) on FOX.
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Bad news for fans of Arrow and David Ramsey that thought John Diggle might be a Green Lantern or even John Stewart.
Showrunner Marc Guggenheim responded to the notion that Diggle might become a Green Lantern following an interview where David Ramsey confirmed talks about it.
Guggenheim rains on everybody’s parade by saying it isn’t happening.
“It’s funny, I’ve spoken to David quite a bit about this issue, I know it keeps coming up,” Guggenheim told MTV. “I spoke to [writer] Geoff Johns at DC after that interview went viral. Basically, John Diggle is now a character in the comics… John Diggle is John Diggle. We’re not being coy and saying John Diggle is someone else, i.e. John Stewart. DC has other plans for that character. We love David, and we love the character of John Diggle that he’s created. We have really cool plans for him… they involve a wedding ring, but they don’t involve a power ring.”
While Diggle may not be a Green Lantern, Guggenheim does tease that current characters may become DC heroes.
“There are two characters who would probably fall into that category,” he said. “Were we to do it, they would be characters from the comics that you already know.”
Arrow airs Wednesdays on the CW.
Watch the preview for next weel’s all-new Arrow, “The Return.”
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
THE RETURN OF DEATHSTROKE AND TOMMY MERLYN — Malcolm (John Barrowman) puts Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Thea (Willa Holland) in a dangerous situation that lands them on Lian Yu with Oliver’s former enemy, Deathstroke (guest star Manu Bennett). A flashback reveals when Oliver and Maseo (guest star Karl Yune) returned to Starling City to retrieve the Omega bio weapon, and despite being under strict orders from Amanda Waller (guest star Cynthia Addai-Robinson) not to reveal himself to anyone, Oliver looks in on his family, Laurel (Katie Cassidy) and Tommy (guest star Colin Donnell). Dermott Downs directed the episode written by Marc Guggenheim & Erik Oleson.
Watch a clip for tonight’s episode of Arrow above.
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
VERTIGO (GUEST STAR PETER STORMARE) RETURNS AND PITS CANARY AGAINST BLACK CANARY – Oliver (Stephen Amell) is thrown by the changes within Team Arrow. He’s used to calling the shots but sees that the team has evolved in his absence and tensions quickly escalate in the lair. Oliver is furious that Laurel (Katie Cassidy) has been going out as the Black Canary and tells her to stop risking her life, but when Vertigo (guest star Peter Stormare) hits the streets again, Laurel goes against Oliver’s wishes and tracks down Vertigo who hits her with a full dose of the drug. Laurel’s biggest fears revolve around her sister Sara (guest star Caity Lotz) so the Vertigo causes her to hallucinate an epic fight between Canary and Black Canary. Meanwhile, Chase (guest star Austin Butler) surprises Thea (Willa Holland), and Roy (Colton Haynes) warns Thea to stay away from Malcolm (John Barrowman). Michael Schultz directed the episode written by Jake Coburn & Emilia Ortega Aldrich (#313).
Check out an “inside” clip for the next episode of Arrow, “Canaries.”
Stephen Amell also released the following image on Facebook reveaing Arrow vs Arrow.
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
VERTIGO (GUEST STAR PETER STORMARE) RETURNS AND PITS CANARY AGAINST BLACK CANARY – Oliver (Stephen Amell) is thrown by the changes within Team Arrow. He’s used to calling the shots but sees that the team has evolved in his absence and tensions quickly escalate in the lair. Oliver is furious that Laurel (Katie Cassidy) has been going out as the Black Canary and tells her to stop risking her life, but when Vertigo (guest star Peter Stormare) hits the streets again, Laurel goes against Oliver’s wishes and tracks down Vertigo who hits her with a full dose of the drug. Laurel’s biggest fears revolve around her sister Sara (guest star Caity Lotz) so the Vertigo causes her to hallucinate an epic fight between Canary and Black Canary. Meanwhile, Chase (guest star Austin Butler) surprises Thea (Willa Holland), and Roy (Colton Haynes) warns Thea to stay away from Malcolm (John Barrowman). Michael Schultz directed the episode written by Jake Coburn & Emilia Ortega Aldrich (#313).
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Fans of Green Lantern, Arrow, and David Ramsey have long speculated that John Diggle may actually be John Stewart.
The fan theory is that when Diggle was in the military, he changed his name (for whatever reason).
Now it’s learned that the theory might not be too far off as David Ramsey has confirmed there are talks that Diggle might become Green Lantern.
Ramsey confirms the Green Lantern possibility in a recent interview (via Screen Rant):
“Is John Diggle John Stewart? I cannot say ‘yes,’ and I cannot say, ‘no.’ I’m serious! I do know that there is serious discussion about whether or not this guy becomes John Stewart. But, I mean, I’ll say this: it is top secret. I’ve asked them and they’re like, ‘we’re working on some stuff.’ If that’s the case, it’s gonna be huge. This is the stuff they want to avoid. I think they don’t want anybody to know yet and they haven’t even told me. But they have told me that they are thinking about it and that they are considering it. But they’re not going to release anything yet. That’s exactly what they told me. Greg Berlanti told me that. Andrew [Kreisberg] and Marc [Guggenheim] have told me that. I haven’t spoken to Geoff Johns about it. But that’s the word from people directly involved in Arrow- that they’re working on something.
“Here’s the truth of it: if I knew, I would tell you I know the answer to that, but I’m not at liberty to tell you that. I would answer like that. I probably wouldn’t tell you anyway, but I would at least tell you that I know. I honestly do not know.”
Cosmic Book News was previously told that plans for Green Lantern in the Arrow universe are underway and that Green Lantern would crossover with The Flash. Just three weeks ago also saw mention there are plans for more spinoffs as well.
“Now, boy we’ve referenced Ferris Air a lot. It would be really cool to have Green Lantern,” Ramsey added. “Hopefully, that happens. I have no inside information, unless I do.”
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Here comes Sting!
Well, here comes Arrow!
Sting recently debuted on WWE where he has been going with Vigilante gimmick.
Stephen Amell noticed and posted the following video on his popular Facebook page adding a little warning for Sting.
“Tread carefully, Stinger,” Amell posted, as Arrow is known as the Vigilante as well.
Check it out below.
Hey, Vince? How about having Stephen Amell as a guest host?
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW; WWE airs Mondays and Thursdays.
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In addition to the official CW preview for the next episode of Arrow, an international version has hit the net which reveals a pretty big spoiler for the episode.
It’s not all that surprising, and I’m sure some of you will be happy it finally happened.
Check it out:
Arrow airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on the CW.
Episode synopsis:
VERTIGO (GUEST STAR PETER STORMARE) RETURNS AND PITS CANARY AGAINST BLACK CANARY – Oliver (Stephen Amell) is thrown by the changes within Team Arrow. He’s used to calling the shots but sees that the team has evolved in his absence and tensions quickly escalate in the lair. Oliver is furious that Laurel (Katie Cassidy) has been going out as the Black Canary and tells her to stop risking her life, but when Vertigo (guest star Peter Stormare) hits the streets again, Laurel goes against Oliver’s wishes and tracks down Vertigo who hits her with a full dose of the drug. Laurel’s biggest fears revolve around her sister Sara (guest star Caity Lotz) so the Vertigo causes her to hallucinate an epic fight between Canary and Black Canary. Meanwhile, Chase (guest star Austin Butler) surprises Thea (Willa Holland), and Roy (Colton Haynes) warns Thea to stay away from Malcolm (John Barrowman). Michael Schultz directed the episode written by Jake Coburn & Emilia Ortega Aldrich (#313).
