Author Sean Reid

This week's Arrow asks, “How many people can Oliver Queen lose before there is no more Oliver Queen?”

I would argue that we didn’t see a brother and his younger sister so much as we saw the dawn of Green Arrow and Speedy.

You know, for an episode of Arrow that marked Oliver’s return, very little about it had to do with Oliver.

"Midnight City" marks the reformation of Team Arrow.

Arrow didn’t return with a bang or a whimper, but more of a sneer.

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Arrow returns this week after the events of "The Climb." Here’s a quick refresher on the midseason finale:

It’s likely I tried to come up with a less embarrassing explanation rather than simply admitting that Gremlins scared the shit out of me.

Barry to Oliver, re: the Arrow: "That guy is a douche."

I'm enjoying that this season is moving toward "this is how Oliver Queen become Green Arrow."

Here's all you need to know about Arrow 3.06 "Guilty": BOXING GLOVE ARROW!

I think this might be one of my favorite episodes of the series so far.

We’re only 4 episodes in to Arrow so there’s a lot more on the horizon, particularly given this show’s penchant for doing BIG season finales.

My suspicions are that this episode laid the groundwork for changes whose full impact won’t be realized until a few episodes down the line.

Vampires are the shadow that we’d rather ignore, but without whom our identity is incomplete.

At the risk of being crass, if the writers of Arrow were hellbent on killing someone, I think they killed the wrong sister.

Interestingly, this is perhaps where Arrow deviates most significantly from the Batman mythology.

Dracula, the character, first came to life in 1897, a creation of Bram Stoker. Since then, according to IMDB, the character has appeared over 400 times in film and television.

We’re now past the halfway point in the season and "Dream Baby Dream" shows the foundations of the Stansbury house, Linden, and Holder are all very severely cracked.

Ironically, I feel like this might be the easiest murder to solve while being the hardest case these two have worked.