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While trying to decipher The Monitor's mission, Oliver returns to Starling City where he encounters familiar faces; Mia and William's team clash with a new foe.
Oliver, John, Laurel and Tatsu seek out an important person within The Monitor's plan; Connor has a heart-to-heart with his brother.
Reunited with his sister, Oliver and Thea find themselves searching through a familiar maze of catacombs; John and Lyla partner on a mission.
When a mysterious new Deathstroke appears in Star City, Oliver and Team Arrow insist on taking down this villain themselves; reeling from the loss of one of its own, the future Team Arrow figures out a new way to stop JJ.
Upon learning the key to opposing The Monitor, Oliver and team return to Russia on a mission to gather the necessary materials; Diggle reunites with a figure from his past.
Oliver is faced with a life-or-death situation after being double-crossed by Lyla; Laurel has an opportunity to make amends.
Oliver's mission takes him to Lian Yu, where he tries to ignore the repercussions of the looming crisis until he receives help from an old friend; a united Team Arrow faces a recognizable villain.
Stuck in the Vanishing Point, the Paragons search for a way to escape; Oliver reveals that he has become something else; the origin stories for The Monitor and Anti-Monitor are revealed.
In the year 2040, Mia Queen has everything she ever wanted -- until Laurel and Dinah show up.
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May 04, 2022Disappointing season overall but better than seasons 6 and 7 and I LOVED the finale
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Jan 03, 2022Just finished rewatching that great season, it was much better then what i remembered. The major issue is the fact that they spent season 7 AND 8 to set up a spin off that never happened, just because of that, this season don't deserve 9 out of 10. Arrow was build to probably get 5 seasons, until the arrowverse got lot of praise and success, leading me to believe they went to 8 seasons because of the several crossovers the show had over the years. I over heard that Stephen Amell wanted the show to end with season 7 but he got a deal for a shorter 8th season to have the crisis on infinite earths event to happen. Arrow 7th season felt like the flawed ending of the show and season 8 felt like an epilogue, an goodbye letter to the fans. I don't know the comics very well but i believe lot of things happened to follow the comics, otherwise, why cutting Roy's Harper arm? The story arc Oliver is going throught during that season was very interresting, accept your fate and don't run away from it. Black Siren, AKA Laurel from earth 2 was also AMAZING. I was never a fan of Laurel after season 2 ended, since i didn't like everything she got during season 3 or 4. New Laurel, the one from earth 2 was much more interresting and she got A LOT of growth during season 5-6-7-8. Black Siren earned her redemption. Diggle was also GREAT as usual. The future storyline was too long, when Oliver's kids were brought to present day, it was great since future storyline did dragged down the show. The smaller cast was great, no character was there just to be there, they all had purposes. Each episodes felt like a season 1-2 episode of Arrow. Fights scenes were well done. Crisis set up was amazing. On my first watch, i remember not having any trust toward the Monitor because he was a well done GREY character, the story wasen't all black and white. Season 8 is a love letter to the fan and a great send off for Oliver's Queen story. The series finale was very emotionnal, i had much more tears in my eyes then what i remember having in my first watch because on my second watch, i accepted the fact that one of my favorite show ended, after following the show for 7 years. (i missed season 1 when it came out and i discovered the show in 2013, during its second season. ). Mia was one of the weakiest character but by the series finale, i started enjoying her, she was made more interresting and less one dimensionnal. William was great, much better then his kid counterpart. I still have hopes for Stephen Amell to comeback as an alternate version of GA in future crossovers events.
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Dec 14, 2021It was the perfect ending.
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May 18, 2021Too much of a press into the future of Arrow mixed in with way too much political, sjw and woke propaganda. But they did manage to close it out, OK.
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Apr 02, 2021Awesome show great action
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Apr 02, 2021Thank You Stephen Amell
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Mar 08, 2021Grand in scope and ambition...hampered by slipshod execution and budget. The crisis itself needed more episodes and money...the build up should have been mostly left out. The two epilogues ....are one too many...and likely the 2nd to last just needed to go bye-bye
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Jan 20, 2021Worst season, sorry, loved this show but too many new elements and the fast forward future stuff and handing over is just not as good as where it started.
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Dec 30, 2020This didn't felt like arrow realistic , grounded and dark like the first two seasons . It was just a prelude for the crossover crisis on infinite earths and it felt like a sci-fi show that forgot what arrow was and I hate green arrow's daughter because she is lame and she sucks as a hero
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Dec 10, 2020It was just unbelievable
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