“You really shouldn’t be in here with us”Įven in an episode largely built around nostalgia and table setting, this installment of Arrow still found time to include an awesome action sequence. I hope we see Chimera again this season because he’s too interesting and unique to be a one-off antagonist. Though he had a striking introduction, a cool look and a compelling origin – he was saved by the Hood in Arrow Season 1 and became obsessed with superheroes – but he ended the episode in police custody. The armored baddie entered the episode by putting Emiko (Sea Shimooka) on the shelf and nearly killing Rene. It was established that sometime in the past, he tangled with Huntress and Ragman. Theoretically, he was the person stalking Laurel (Katie Cassidy) and Dinah (Juliana Harkavy) last week as his thing is that he either injures or kills vigilantes and claims their masks. So, this episode’s A-plot involved a new villain Curtis (Echo Callum) named Chimera for some reason. “He had them all on display, almost like trophies”

Their dynamic has the potential to be a fun running gag.Īrrow - Photo: Shane Harvey/The CW - Acquired via CW TV PR 4. On the plus side, he is now besties with Zoe (Eliza Faria) and Rene (Rick Gonzalez) is so worried about their relationship he already threatened to shoot William. Apparently, they didn’t explain the whole being hunted by a monster thing to him?Īnyway, William was actually expelled from school so he’ll be hanging around indefinitely. Now old enough to be a full-fledged sullen teen, William resents his dad and stepmom for sending them away. “I think I’ve grown out of ‘kiddo’”Īlthough most of this episode’s returns were just cameos, Oliver’s son William (Jack Moore) looks to be back from boarding school for good. The most enjoyable cameos were Quentin, who admitted that Star City benefited from Green Arrow’s presence, and Barry, who badly lied about knowing Oliver secret identity. Son of a Critch 1×09 exclusive clip: Mark auditions of the Easter playĪs such, the episode was filled with fun little bits of nostalgia featuring Rory Regan, Sara Lance, Roy Harper, Thea Queen, Barry Allen and Quentin Lance.Where to watch The Swarm, release schedule, episode count and more.TV cancellations 2023: What shows have been canceled and renewed? (Broadcast scorecard).The WB’s Tarzan celebrates 20 years as a hidden gem.Sullivan’s Crossing cast: Guide to the CW show’s cast and characters.In a nod to Arrow’s near decade-spanning history, a number of the show’s supporting characters were brought back as talking heads for the documentary “Emerald Archer: The Hood and the Rise of Vigilantism.” And the anniversary special featured one of the season’s best action sequences. While the episode’s halfhearted commitment to the gimmick made it seem unnecessary, “Emerald Archer” was really enjoyable.Ī number of the show’s old stars popped by, a new villain was introduced, and Team Arrow reunited, the future timeline got some much-needed explanation, the show’s status quo was changed in a major way. By Mario McKellop 4 years ago The 150th episode of Arrow took a deep dive into the show’s history while also advancing Season 7’s main storyline in several intriguing ways.Įschewing its normal format, this week’s installment of Arrow – the 150th episode of the series – was inconsistently presented in form of a documentary about Oliver (Stephen Amell) that was narrated by Kesley Grammer.

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