"Sacrifice," the Arrow season finale, finally deals out the deaths that fans have been predicting all season, along with a generous helping of trailer-worthy lines like, "You have always known the man he is," and "Someone needs to put an end to this." Let us applaud all the characters as they exit, stage left — some never…

This episode, "The Darkness on the Edge of Town," is jam-packed full of plot, and most of that plot is heavy stuff. Fortunately, to lighten the load, there are some moments of pure physical comedy in there, and they see us through.

In this episode of Arrow, everyone finds out that they are their very special someone's second choice. The people who take this well have a relationship at the end of the episode. Needless to say, there is only one couple left standing.

Arrow has a very strict "no superpowers" rule, but that hasn't stopped a bevy DC good guys and bad guys from appearing on the hit superhero show. But now another major — well, reasonably major — DC hero may be stopping by in an upcoming episode.

If you saw the latest episode of the superhero soap opera Arrow on The CW, you'll know that Tommy Merlyn took a fateful step, one there may be no going back from. But what comes next for Tommy? We caught up with actor Colin Donnell at Wondercon and asked him. Spoilers ahead...

This weekend at Wondercon, we got to see the next episode of the superhero show Arrow, in which everything changes for one character. And we also saw a sizzle reel of scenes from some other upcoming episodes. Not only that, but the cast and producer Marc Guggenheim hinted that we'll be seeing a lot of a character you…

Chief Creative Officer and comics writer extraordinaire Geoff Johns doesn't just write comics; he has also written TV episodes for shows based on comics. In fact, he's penned tonight's episode of the hit CW series Arrow, "Dead to Rights," in which Ollie must keep his mom from assassinating his best friend's dad as an…

If you like Speedy, "Dodger" is your episode. If you like Felicity Smoak, you might want to wait until next week. If you like dating, you're going to wince. If you like flashbacks from the island, they've got a good one. And if you like English accents, you may finally be reconciled to losing Walter.

TV Guide has the first look at Seth Gabel — who played both Lincoln Lee and Lincoln Lee so memorably on Fringe (parallel universes, bitches!) — as the DC villain Count Vertigo in Arrow, who distributes a drug called Vertigo and... uh... dresses like a '90s vampire. Seriously, I thought he was in a Vampire: The…

Eight episodes in, Arrow is officially a mega-hit, at least by The CW's standards. And not only that, but Arrow is actually... pretty decent. The Christopher Nolan-inspired "gritty" superhero soap opera manages to be addictive fun, blending some solid action with the kind of relationship drama that makes Vampire Diaries…