Ok. Faulty memory, I guess. She looks very caucasian this season, especially considering who her father is. :shrug:

I'm on episode 7. There is a disturbing lack of tits and other senseless nudity on this show.

Maybe Oliver put so much white into her on the island that she started to change? You are what you eat right? :shrug:

Now that I am Netflixing the show I find this post hilarious.

Think we got our first hint as to the origin of the Flash last night. Little news story about a Star Labs particle accelerator. :hmmm:

I wish i could tell you more...but my ass would get fired. Let's just say some of you are on the right track!:thumb:

Yeah, they mentioned in the season premiere, too. It will probably come more to the forefront as time goes by.

I had been trying to watch this show regularly but I'm not very good at keeping television appointments. Finally watched all the episodes straight through now that I am the last person on the planet to get netflix.

Pretty impressed. Probably the best superhero television show I've seen.

Wait a minute, I thought they killed off Merlin.

Obviously healed by whatever it is they are looking for on the island.

Though in 2 weeks Barry Allen will be introduced :rockon:

Just watched season one on Netflix. Really, really liked it. Probably the best superhero TV show I've seen. I watch almost everything on Netflix a year after it airs, but I'm considering paying Amazon for season 2 so I can watch at as it comes out.

Did any of you see the old Flash TV show from the early 90s? It was pretty good for its time. Mark Hamill played the Trickster in one episode, and did such a great job that it lead to his voicing the Joker on the Batman: TAS cartoon and then subsequent cartoons and video games. Arrow reminds me a lot of that Flash show -- obviously, Arrow's much better with 20 years of innovation to build on, but it reminds me of that Flash show in that it's giving us a surprisingly good interpretation of a second tier hero.

Interesting how over the past decade, Marvel's done so much better with movies and DC's done much better with live action TV shows. I'd say the cartoons are a push now what with Marvel's recent Avengers and Spider-Man series rivaling the Bruce Timm cartoons.

Yeah, remember the flash, and the super fake muscled costume. LMAO

I also remember it being pretty bad.

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I think DC's still quite a bit ahead cartoon-wise. They've just had so many good ones. They both have a problem with networks cancelling the good ones (Avengers Assemble/Justice League Unlimited (which basically ended the DCU begun by BTAS)/Young Justice). Ultimate Spider-Man is okay, but it doesn't have anything like the storyline quality of earlier series. The new Avengers series is a mixed mag at best.

I like Beware the Batman, despite the CGI look, but I have a feeling it's been quietly canceled the way Young Justice and the suprisingly good Green Lantern series were earlier in the year. About a month ago they just stopped showing it, with no explanation. So the only DC thing they have on is the just awful Teen Titans cartoon (think the same juvenile 4th wall breaking and in jokes of Ultimate Spider-Man, but done much worse...).

I have a gut feeling that we may be seeing the end of DC cartoons for a while. Marvel really has the edge long term with their Disney connection.

Speaking of Arrow, season's been great so far, and the ratings have been steadily climbing, which is awesome.

Does anyone foresee Thea kinda start training with Roy? He was trying to get her to release some anger like he does by punching stuff. Is that going to lead her to get into the vigilante business?