Arrow - Season 7 Episode 18 Watch Free in HD

A series of more violent and powerful cases are appearing again in the Seventh season: Many of the challenges and attitudes within the prison will be Oliver's exhibition. While Oliver tries to stay alive in the prison, a new set of unknown commissions appears, while Feliciana tries to find Diaz by any means, and Felicity seems to get an exciting show. Curtis must hide from Argos for a long time.

Genre:

Drama, Action, Adventure

Actors:

Stephen Amell, David Ramsey, Paul Blackthorne, Emily Bett Rickards, Willa Holland, Katie Cassidy, Colton Haynes, John Barrowman, Echo Kellum, Susanna Thompson, Rick Gonzalez, ...»

Director:

James Bamford, Wendey Stanzler, Laura Belsey, Gordon Verheul, Ben Hernandez Bray, Joel Novoa, Kristin Windell, Mairzee Almas, Mark Bunting, J.J. Makaro, Ken Shane, Andi Armaganian, Alexandra La Roche, Tara Miele

Country:

United States

Release:

2018

IMDb:

7.5

Quality:

Duration:

42 min

Oliver Queen, Green Arrow, The Arrow, The Hood, Black Arrow

Played by: Stephen Amell

John Diggle, Spartan, Green Arrow, The Hood

Played by: David Ramsey

Quentin Lance

Played by: Paul Blackthorne

Felicity Smoak, Overwatch

Played by: Emily Bett Rickards

Thea Queen, Speedy

Played by: Willa Holland

Laurel Lance, Black Siren, Black Canary

Played by: Katie Cassidy

Roy Harper, Arsenal

Played by: Colton Haynes

Malcolm Merlyn, Dark Archer

Played by: John Barrowman

Curtis Holt, Mr. Terrific

Played by: Echo Kellum

Moira Queen

Played by: Susanna Thompson

Rene Ramirez, Wild Dog

Played by: Rick Gonzalez

Slade Wilson, Deathstroke

Played by: Manu Bennett

Dinah Drake, Black Canary, Tina Boland

Played by: Juliana Harkavy

Anatoly Knyazev

Played by: David Nykl

Sara Lance, The Canary, White Canary

Played by: Caity Lotz

Lyla Michaels

Played by: Audrey Marie Anderson

Tommy Merlyn, Green Arrow, Prometheus

Played by: Colin Donnell

William Clayton

Played by: Jack Moore

Adrian Chase, Prometheus

Played by: Josh Segarra

Shado, Mei

Played by: Celina Jade

Damien Darhk

Played by: Neal McDonough

Ray Palmer, The Atom

Played by: Brandon Routh

Maseo Yamashiro, Sarab

Played by: Karl Yune

Nyssa al Ghul

Played by: Katrina Law

Amanda Waller

Played by: Cynthia Addai-Robinson

Taiana Venediktov

Played by: Elysia Rotaru

Baron Reiter

Played by: Jimmy Akingbola

Tatsu Yamashiro, Katana

Played by: Rila Fukushima

Frank Pike

Played by: Adrian Holmes

Ricardo Diaz

Played by: Kirk Acevedo

Walter Steele

Played by: Colin Salmon

Akio Yamashiro

Played by: Brandon Nomura

Sebastian Blood, Brother Blood, Mayor Sebastian Blood

Played by: Kevin Alejandro

Detective Lucas Hilton

Played by: Roger Cross

Donna Smoak

Played by: Charlotte Ross

Dr. Schwartz, Dr. Elisa Schwartz

Played by: Venus Terzo

Yao Fei Gulong

Played by: Byron Mann

Ragman, Rory Regan

Played by: Joe Dinicol

Evelyn Sharp, Artemis

Played by: Madison McLaughlin

China White

Played by: Kelly Hu

Ra's al Ghul

Played by: Matt Nable

Susan Williams

Played by: Carly Pope

Alex Davis

Played by: Parker Young

Barry Allen, The Flash

Played by: Grant Gustin

Edward Fyers

Played by: Sebastian Dunn

Dr. Anthony Ivo

Played by: Dylan Neal

Isabel Rochev

Played by: Summer Glau

Conklin

Played by: Ryan Robbins

Floyd 'Deadshot' Lawton, Deadshot

Played by: Michael Rowe

Andy Diggle

Played by: Eugene Byrd

Alena

Played by: Kacey Rohl

Sin

Played by: Bex Taylor-Klaus

Adam Donner

Played by: Dylan Bruce

Officer Anastas, Nick Anastas, Officer Nick Anastas

Played by: Evan Roderick

Ishmael Gregor

Played by: David Meunier

Dinah Lance

Played by: Alex Kingston

Ruvé Adams

Played by: Janet Kidder

Cayden James

Played by: Michael Emerson

Doctor, Dr. Lockhart

Played by: Richard Keats

Samanda Watson

Played by: Sydelle Noel

Jean Loring

Played by: Teryl Rothery

Robert Queen

Played by: Jamey Sheridan

Detective Billy Malone

Played by: Tyler Ritter

Raisa

Played by: Kathleen Gati

Viktor

Played by: Mike Dopud

Konstantin Kovar

Played by: Dolph Lundgren

Carly Diggle

Played by: Christie Laing

Paul Holt

Played by: Chenier Hundal

Lonnie Machin

Played by: Alexander Calvert

Cisco Ramon

Played by: Carlos Valdes

Cupid, Carrie Cutter

Played by: Amy Gumenick

Vigilante, Vincent Sobel

Played by: Johann Urb

Talia al Ghul

Played by: Lexa Doig

Samantha Clayton

Played by: Anna Hopkins

Noah Kuttler, The Calculator

Played by: Tom Amandes

Michael Amar, Murmur

Played by: Adrian Glynn McMorran

General Matthew Shrieve

Played by: Marc Singer

Deathstroke, Beta Unit Soldier

Played by: Jeffrey C. Robinson

Danny 'Brick' Brickwell

Played by: Vinnie Jones

Detective McKenna Hall

Played by: Janina Gavankar

Helena Bertinelli, The Huntress

Played by: Jessica De Gouw

Ted 'Wildcat' Grant

Played by: J.R. Ramirez

Tobias Church

Played by: Chad L. Coleman

Boots

Played by: Tobias Jelinek

Caitlin Snow, Killer Frost

Played by: Danielle Panabaker

Captain David Singh, Soldier #2, Street Dealer

Played by: Patrick Sabongui

Dennis

Played by: Dean McKenzie

Councilman Kullens

Played by: Greg Rogers

Ben Turner, Bronze Tiger

Played by: Michael Jai White

Vigilante, Voice of Vigilante

Played by: Mick Wingert

Chase

Played by: Austin Butler

Alexi Leonov

Played by: Eugene Lipinski

Cooper Seldon

Played by: Nolan Gerard Funk

Mayor Celia Castle

Played by: Christina Cox

Mark Francis

Played by: Nicholas Lea

Digger Harkness, Captain Boomerang

Played by: Nick E. Tarabay

Officer, Technician #1, Thug

Played by: Christopher Ang

The Count, Cecil Adams

Played by: Seth Gabel

Cyrus Gold

Played by: Graham Shiels

Derek Sampson

Played by: Cody Runnels

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Syfy Wire

After seeing the redemption story they've pushed for Laurel so hard the past season or two, it's frustrating to see her so immediately decide to fall back into old habits -- and it also felt forced to see her so quickly turn back to good, again.

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Tell-Tale TV

It took way too long to get to this point where an all-female mission is possible, but I'm glad we finally get one before the show ends next season.

April 16, 2019

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Though the episode is filled with a lot of back and forth between "she's good!" and "she was never on our side" from Felicity and Dinah, all of it is done in enough of a meaningful way to make it worth while.

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IGN Movies

Thankfully, "Lost Canary" played its part by bringing Earth-2 Laurel's story to a fitting (if somewhat rushed) end.

April 16, 2019

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What Culture

"Lost Canary" is the long-awaited Birds of Prey encounter that we had been waiting on and, to make matters even better, it finally placed the focus on one of the richest characters on the show... The season's strongest outing yet.

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TV Fanatic

When the ladies of Arrow are showcased, it proves there is still a lot of life left in the Arrow franchise because of how long it took for each character to come into their own.

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Den of Geek

Like the initial feeling of getting replacement Laurel all those episodes ago, this feels hollow, like a token attempt at rectification with no real heart.

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Entertainment Weekly

This episode has been touted as Arrow's major female-centric hour, and the episode definitely didn't disappoint on that front.

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