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Crime is down, people feel safer, and Captain Lance even calls off the Anti-Vigilante Task Force. Oliver believes he can finally have a private life and asks Felicity out on a date. But the second Oliver takes his eye off the ball, a deadly villain reappears in Starling, forcing Oliver to realize that he can never be Oliver Queen – not as long as the city needs The Arrow. In Season Three, Oliver faces an even greater threat, when another lethal face emerges from his dark and tortured past – Ra’s Al Ghul!
Well, this was bound to happen eventually. After roughly a season and a half of consistently solid, if occasionally uneven, installments, Arrow hits its first dud with "Guilty."
Staying true to its comicbook source is certainly a great way to keep the fans happy, but it helps when the show's writing, acting, and stuntwork is so much better than network TV has any right to be.
Tonight's episode tries to deepen a relationship between Oliver and Roy that the show never really established in the first place, at least not in its current, post-Mirakuru form. "Guilty" is then a most peculiar kind of misfire.
And of course, we end with the debut of a new player in Starling City, a woman sure to be fan favorite - Oliver's version of Harley Quinn and one of the most dangerous women in his life.