Posted: 1/5/2016 11:14:10 PM EDT
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Been watching since the pilot. Fun show. Doesn't take itself ultra-serious. Awesome stunts and the writers know what they're doing with making the lore and the format work together with their own style. The lady playing Laurel isn't the best actor but she's improved and they're giving her more to work with these days.
The crossovers between it, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow looks to be epic. Legends is going to be awesome. |
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I've yet to meet a woman who doesn't like Stephen Amell. He's more likable than Jensen Ackles. Quoted:
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Wife likes it, but I couldn't stay with it sometime during the 2nd season. I've yet to meet a woman who doesn't like Stephen Amell. He's more likable than Jensen Ackles. 
He's also a pretty damn decent dude in real life. Hasn't let his success go to his head, does a bunch of charity work. |
| Started watching and really liked season 1. In season 2 when he decides not to kill people and the plot seems to be driven in large part by problems caused by his refusal to kill people, as well as the fact that he's just a huge dick to his "friends" I couldn't really keep interest. |
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I'm a big fan of Flash although it has been "updated" for today's society. It's well written, has a good cast and good story lines.
That said I've watched a couple of episodes of Arrow, but couldn't get into it. I might have to revisit Arrow with an open mind because I have a feeling that the show has improved since I last watched it a couple seasons ago. That and Felicity definitely lights up the screen 
I'm really looking forward to Legends of Tomorrow and think the three series are going to be tied together somehow, but what do I know. |
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Felicity Smoke. Sit on my face please This. And yes, I've been watching this show since the pilot it's definitely worth watching. As is Flash and Gotham. Legends look awesome as well. The same guys do Supergirl too but I haven't watched that show passed the second episode; it kind of sucks. |
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I watched a few episodes of Arrow when it first came out. Production is very good, but I just lost interest. I might watch it again.
I tried watching The Flash, but it definitely appeals to a much younger generation. Again, very good production, just seemed to be a show for the high school crowd. Same goes for Supergirl. Along with Gotham, Agent Carter and Agents of SHIELD, we are definitely living in a golden age of TV Superheroes. All of them are doing good in the ratings. Expect even more shows to be produced. |
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Quoted: I watched a few episodes of Arrow when it first came out. Production is very good, but I just lost interest. I might watch it again. I tried watching The Flash, but it definitely appeals to a much younger generation. Again, very good production, just seemed to be a show for the high school crowd. Same goes for Supergirl. Along with Gotham, Agent Carter and Agents of SHIELD, we are definitely living in a golden age of TV Superheroes. All of them are doing good in the ratings. Expect even more shows to be produced. |
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I dig what they're doing with the Flash, Arrow and (soon) Legends of Tomorrow. The crossover episodes and cross-show cameos (Constantine on Arrow, Flash crew on Arrow, Arrow crew on Flash, etc.) are cool. They're really developing the DC universe, a lot like what Marvel is doing lately. Arrow has its slow points, but I just pushed through them. It's always come back around. If you don't take it too seriously (it IS a comic book Superhero show after all) you'll enjoy it. |