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At Slabside Maximum Security Prison, Oliver is determined to keep a low profile to shorten his sentence; Oliver is tested when he runs into old foes; Diggle and Dinah have taken on new jobs and left their costumes behind.
Oliver must align with an old enemy to track down Diaz; Felicity's attempts to root out Diaz are thwarted by Diggle, whose allegiance to ARGUS requires him to keep civilians like her on the outs; Felicity resolves to find a new way to go after Diaz.
Still in prison, Oliver faces his biggest challenge yet; Felicity gets an intriguing offer; Diggle asks Curtis to go under cover for ARGUS.
Oliver makes a drastic move in his quest to find Diaz; when arsonists target Rene's community center, the mysterious new Green Arrow swoops in to help save the day; Dinah must decide whether following the rules is the best plan to keep the city safe.
Felicity learns something shocking about Oliver; Diggle asks Curtis to go under cover for ARGUS; Dinah works with an unlikely ally.
Slabside becomes even more dangerous after a guard is murdered and everyone is a suspect; Felicity seeks help from an unexpected source as she pursues Diaz; Laurel flexes her muscles as the District Attorney.
Oliver makes a choice that will affect his entire life, as well as the lives of everyone he cares about.
Felicity stands by her recent decisions regarding her family; Diggle and Lyla continue to look into the Dante painting that Curtis found.
Oliver and Barry get a lead on John Deegan and head to Gotham City with Supergirl to figure out why their reality has changed; Kate Kane provides the friends with information that leads the group to Arkham Asylum.
Oliver wants to get back to work and focus on his marriage, but Dinah wants him to track the new Green Arrow; Diggle and Lyla must answer to ARGUS about Diaz.
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Jan 05, 2023First half was great second half was very boring
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Sep 29, 2022The average season.Better than season 6.The first half was good, the prison arch is great, but the villains were bad again. Diaz and Emiko were boring and uninteresting.The flashforwards thing wasn't bad, but they were boring.Roy's return was gratifying.The storyline with Emiko was terrible.Oliver, like a dumb one, wanted to convince her and say snotty phrases again so that she would become kind, the same thing happened with Laurel from one episode - it's so stupid and pathetic.The end of the season was good and it was possible to shed a tear.
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May 04, 2022First half was great second half was very boring
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Jan 02, 2022Coming to season 7 i had NO expectations. Season 6 was average at best and i was also worried to see the prison storyline being rushed. I was wrong. The prison storyline was well done and long enough. The prison storyline was at its best, it was one of the best story the show had during its 8 seasons run. The flashfoward started strong and interresting but the more they took space, the less interresting they became. Mia-william getting back together was interresting, at best. Mia was a boring female Oliver, one dimensionnal and atrocious to watch. shes too cute to be a bad ass and i don't buy her when she act tough. she belong in a hair salon. she should do her nails or something. Dinah, sarah lance and black siren are all bad ass and they are well acted and they feel like their characters, they don't try to emulate or copy other characters. William was fine. Emiko Queen, BAD vilain, sadly. shes not well written and shes not well acted. Shes just a bit better then cayden james or ras al ghul, the worst vilains the series had, wich is sad. Her working with team arrow only to backstab oliver wasent interresting. The ninth circle was boring. the longbow hunters were wasted since they just vanished once diaz was sent in jail. I think the first idea was for the new GA to be a true hero, but then they ran out of ideas and they decided to create weird plot twists to turn Emiko into the vilain. fight scenes were great. Roy Harper coming back was AMAZING and it felt like we were back to the good days of the show. Oliver becoming a consultant helping SCPD was interresting. the new maire was boring. Felicity going bad to stop diaz was interresting. Oliver dealing with PTSD from prison was also GREAT. Episode number 170 or 175 of the show was great. (it was 7x12 i believe). Tommy coming back was interresting. Wild dog wanting to help new GA was good. Diggle-argus storyline was well done. 7,5 out of 10 seems fair for the flawed but good season we got with season 7. overall idea of ending the circle of violence was also interresting as a theme.
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Oct 30, 2021Season 7 is probably the most forgettable season of Arrow out there, which is really surprising because it actually has one of the best start. Oliver Queen is sent to jail as the condition for having his team safe, and he is known by the alias of Inmate 4587. Since Arrow has taken so many elements from Batman (giving a literal archer a no-kill rule, giving him a family of sidekicks, making Felicity crippled like Oracle, using villains like Deathstroke and Ra's Al Ghul, having him work with the police etc), so I was thinking this season will be more like Batman: Arkham Asylum. And it would have been really awesome if they did that. Instead what we got was a half-baked fight between Richard Dragon and Oliver, where Oliver once again chooses to spare him (I lost track of whether he still has his no-kill rule or not). There's then the "hilarious hijinks" of Oliver and Barry exchanging themselves and learning about each other's lives. After that there's Emiko Queen. I was hoping she would join the Arrow family and contribute something useful but no, it's the same Season 4 and 5 trash all over again. Now Green Arrow and his team work with the police and they try to save the city from Emiko, and even Roy Harper comes back. But even with everything in arsenal (pun intended) this season falls short from being memorable.
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Oct 30, 2021Me decepciono más mucho más esta temporada
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Jun 17, 2021This season provides a refreshing new direction for this show, DC are known for their concealment of identities of their heroes, and the decision to go against this trope, as well as to both incapacitate the primary protagonist and essentially make this an extension from the previous season, helps the show remain fresh and develop new narrative ideas that differ from what had come before. I don't understand all the criticism from fans, who seem to have all become professional critics (the irony being that REAL critics rate this season very highly), just stop overthinking and enjoy what was a very strong penultimate outing for this brilliant show.
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May 18, 2021Too much of a emphasis on the future and the show coming after vs dealing with the present and our main characters.
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Apr 26, 2021The most stale season of any tv I've evere watched. The pacing is so bad I gave up after the first 5 episodes.
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Apr 02, 2021That's just awesome surprise well great action
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