Comments on: ‘Arrow’ season 2: Is spin-off ‘The Flash’ looking at new Barry Allen love interest?

By: LordRyus

LordRyus — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 14:25:00 +0000

Felicity looks like she’s about to become Oracle in the upcoming ‘Birds of Prey’ episode. Likely not Barbara Gordon since how controling DC is of anything Batman, the Gothom tv show may have the rights to her, or Batman vs Superman movie, also cause she’s no longer Oracle but Batgirl again in the New 52. So I fail to see why they’d set this up if only to move Felicity to another show, getting the actress who playes The Huntress on the show is hard enough considering she’s the lead in Dracula now imagine the logistical issues with Canary on Arrow and Felicity on Flash. Simply put Caity Lotz would have to move to Flash too for this to work, plus the clock tower set is in Arrow…

Odds are it will be Amanda Waller and Suicide Squad that will cross the shows more often. Not saying Felicity, Canary, Green Arrow, Roy, Diggle, & Berry can’t cross shows for a guest appearance or two per season but odds are its the multitude of villains being created who will cross the shows. That way those actors can stay employed while still being grassy in a new city with new allies, that way they always present a danger. The heroes will only cross shows for personal missions, setting up plots, and to back up the key battles.

By: RedLily

RedLily — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 04:20:00 +0000

Once Oliver and Laurel reunite as the Green Arrow and the Black Canary at the beginning of S3, Felicity can become part of The Flash crew. She can be part of a slow burn with Barry Allen and come between him and Iris.

And Arrow would definitely survive the loss of Felicity.

By: tommymerlynsblueeyes

tommymerlynsblueeyes — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 01:53:00 +0000

Killing Tommy does actually line up to comics canon. It’s just the comics have run long enough to have resurrected him.

By: Pratik Bothra

Pratik Bothra — Sun, 02 Feb 2014 10:45:00 +0000

Looking forward to The Flash….It’s gonna be great. Btw I don’t like the idea that each season would end with him investigating his parent’s death, and coming close to the killer.