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See? It's ok Roy killed two innocent people because he's a hero. Makes sense to me.

I'm out.

It sounds like I didn't miss anything tonight.

I watched Titans. It doesn't bother me because they're up front as to what it is.

Arrow on the other hand is completely different. They're trying to be a vigilante team that works within the bounds of the law. The fact that the police chief, of all people, says it's ok to murder Innocents after season after season of her saying otherwise just doesn't fly with me.

The show just isn't what it was anymore anyways. I've had enough.

When Arrow first began, they were definitely going for a gritty and dark anti-hero concept. Then mainstream "superheroism" became popular in Hollywood again as Marvel's lighter movies started dominating at the box office. So Arrow's producers made a 180 and converted Oliver into more of a traditional superhero vigilante archetype, but they've wavered on it as storylines dictated.

Oliver is a sociopath so it's always felt "off" to me when the show tries so hard to make him a hero. What's worse is that they have the Star City police working with Team Arrow when they're freely killing bad guys left and right. Those aren't imaginary bullets Diggle and Rene are using.

It's been mentioned here before about how if a main character is spared, the sparer is a hero, ignoring the piles of bodies of nameless henchmen cut down to get to that main character.