Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19
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Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19

MONDAY, MARCH 25
ARROW
"Inheritance" - (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) (Content Rating TBD) (HDTV)
LAUREL TEAMS UP WITH OLIVER - Laurel (Katie Cassidy) learns about some damaging information that affects Emiko (Sea Shimooka). Always looking to protect his sister, Oliver (Stephen Amell) invites Laurel to help investigate, which makes Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) happy as her friend is now working with the team. However, when things go awry, Felicity is forced to make a choice between the team and Laurel. Patia Prouty directed the episode written by Sarah Tarkhoff & Elizabeth Kim (#717). Original airdate 3/25/2019.
ARROW
"Inheritance" - (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) (Content Rating TBD) (HDTV)
LAUREL TEAMS UP WITH OLIVER - Laurel (Katie Cassidy) learns about some damaging information that affects Emiko (Sea Shimooka). Always looking to protect his sister, Oliver (Stephen Amell) invites Laurel to help investigate, which makes Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) happy as her friend is now working with the team. However, when things go awry, Felicity is forced to make a choice between the team and Laurel. Patia Prouty directed the episode written by Sarah Tarkhoff & Elizabeth Kim (#717). Original airdate 3/25/2019.
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Re: Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19
Katie Cassidy seems to be the only not phoning-in their role on Arrow these days.
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Re: Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19
On the CW models wearing glasses are computer nerds.
Emiko killed a security guard and Team Arrow was ok with this.
Emiko killed a security guard and Team Arrow was ok with this.
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Re: Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19
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Re: Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19
If you haven't noticed, Arrow is practically a different show this year with new showrunners. They just don't care, knowing the show is ending.
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Re: Arrow (S7E17) -- "Inheritance" -- 3/25/19
I noticed. None of the show makes much sense now- indiscriminate killing of anyone is OK. At least before they tried to explore some of Oliver's feelings and how others felt towards him because of his actions- now he's a hero, but he's still a sociopath, the worst of the bunch. Killed more people then everyone else on the show combined.




