Arrow. Green Arrow tv show.

it was the only thing that they noticed in regards to changes, but there could be other changes no one noticed yet.

Which makes sense.

There are things about them that Barry doesn't know, which means he has know way of knowing how far reaching the changes even are.

Nice that among the things that didn't change, Laurel conveniently remained dead.

Unless Barry or one of the Legends points it out, they shouldn't be aware any changes. Which potentially makes this just about Felicity withholding information.

Oooh, drama based on withholding important information for sympathetic reasons. How about this.

The most interesting thing will be to see how the show handles this sort of thing when it's Ollie angry at Felicity for it.

Why wouldn't the Legends be affected by Flashpoint?

My guess is that traveling outside of the time stream protected them.

But then why do Barry and Stein start to forget their past? This universe doesn't seem to have Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory.

Quite personally, I don't even understand why this is even being considered for an arc. Seriously, can we just be done with Flashpoint already? This isn't even the right show.

Although judging from Guggenheim's response, the team will react rather humorously to Flashpoint. So, I"m gonna remain under the impression that the writers know better.

edited 5th Dec '16 6:45:27 PM by deuteragonist

Stein is remembering, Barry is the weird case here.

"I wasn't always on this Earth those five years."

Also: the loading and layout on the page absolutely sucks, but the imageset is pretty amusing.

edited 6th Dec '16 4:49:53 AM by 32ndfreeze

Also funny: Kara and Barry totally have the same "angry" expression.

I think Amell is a pretty good actor, but maybe it's more in his voice and mannerisms than his facial expressions. Still, beautiful Amell-roll too good for this world, too pure. Must protect that anti-smile.

edited 6th Dec '16 11:19:54 PM by illegalcheese

I was with this guy named Hal Jordon...

And it will lead to a subplot of Barry and Hal fighting over who is Oliver's best friend.

When they realize that it's misery they'll decide it would be better to hang out with each other.

• Oliver: "This is Hal. He's my new best friend. He took me on adventures far beyond the mundane scope of Star City, and taught me that heroism doesn't always have to come from the dark. Now I realize that one can be optimistic and still do this job, which includes the occasional hug - and it's all thanks to Hal."
• Barry: "But... but..."

And then Barry becomes Savitar and rules the world

Well, if they're going to pull from the comics, one of Green Arrow's more notable runs was his partnership with Green Lantern.

Hey girls and guys, for everybody who has complained about secret identities and secrecy, just wanted to point out that the two members of this who Felicity forced in then forced him to reveal his identity to both betrayed Ollie.

So yeah. It turns out that when you're a criminal vigilante, not letting every person you interact with know you're a criminal vigilante is a good idea. Who knew?

edited 7th Dec '16 5:06:24 PM by Prime_of_Perfection

Who throws a Christmas party in a secret lair?

Stupid Evil Awesome Oliver Queen. That's who.

Hey, at least they still have Ragman.

So out all the new recruits only ragman is actually worth anything.

Pretty much.

At least until Curtis gets his T-Spheres.

It's kinda funny hearing them talk about Flashpoint.

Stupid Evil Awesome Oliver Queen. That's who

Honestly, I would've expected it from Barry and Kara, but not Ollie. Neato.

I like these Flashbacks to season 1.

I really got to go back and take a look at it.