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After a violent shipwreck, billionaire playboy Oliver Queen was missing and presumed dead for five years before being discovered alive on a remote island in the Pacific. He returned home to Starling City, welcomed by his devoted mother Moira, beloved sister Thea and former flame Laurel Lance. With the aid of his trusted chauffeur/bodyguard John Diggle, the computer-hacking skills of Felicity Smoak and the occasional, reluctant assistance of former police detective, now beat cop, Quentin Lance, Oliver has been waging a one-man war on crime.
Oliver Queen was stranded on an island for five years where he went through experiences that changed and somewhat battle hardened him. Eventually, he makes it back home with a list of names of people who are corrupting his city given to him by his father, who "isn't who he thought he was". Eventually, others join his crusade, which soon goes beyond the list of names, and that's when things get complicated.
I use to love this show but getting worse and worse with every season. Stupid Green Arrow and stupid team. Hopefully this will end soon.<br/><br/>Update... as of 3/8/2018, I stopped recording and watching this show. Getting beyond horrible. Painful to watch. It was a good show first 4 seasons and it&#39;s over for me. Best of luck to Arrow and his team.
Do not believe any of those negative reviews. I honestly cannot understand why some reviewers have given this such a low rating. I think some people love the sound of their own voice and think their opinion is worth something and will be disagreeable simply for the sake of it.<br/><br/>Having said that, this show is stunning. I have never read the books and now I want to. There is so much crap on TV that is renewed year after year (CSI, House etc.) which uses cheap gags, pointless and sometimes ridiculous plots, unbelievable and many times one dimensional characters and yet all the truly great shows get cancelled.<br/><br/>There is enough brain-dead television. But once in a while a show comes along that transports you to another world and makes you believe in the magic of television again. Arrow is one such show.

The Arrow is based on the DC Comics character, The Green Arrow, created by Morton Weisinger and designed by George Papp, which first appeared in More Fun Comics #73 in November 1941.<br/><br/>The character was originally a backup strip in the comics who is a millionaire playboy with a sidekick called Speedy and distinctive equipment such as gadget arrows, an Arrowcar and an Arrowplane. As such, the character had a long and largely undistinguished publishing history except for his inclusion into the Justice League series and a short run of stories by the important comics artist, Jack Kirby, years before his most famous work at Marvel Comics.<br/><br/>That changed when the innovative comics artist, Neal Adams, completely redesigned the look of the character in 1969, most notably by giving him a distinctive Van Dyke beard. This change inspired his frequent collaborator, writer Dennis O&#39;Neil, to change the premise of the character by having him lose his fortune and becoming an ardent leftist political activist devoted to helping the underprivileged as a combination of Robin Hood and the Yippie political activist, Abbie Hoffman. This character became much more popular as a result such as giving him a famous series of socially conscious stories in the early 1970s with Green Lantern and later his own various solo comic book series.<br/><br/>This character has appeared in animation before this TV series version appeared on Smallville, such as the first incarnation of SuperFriends, Justice League Unlimited and a DC Comics Showcase short. For music lists with scene descriptions, go here: http://tvshowmusic.com/shows/arrow-music-season-1 The main adversary is the League of Assassins, alternately known as the <a href="/title/tt0372784/">League of Shadows</a> or Tempest. As with most media, it is led by(<a href="/name/nm2506835/">Matt Nable</a>). During the first season, it is primarily represented by(<a href="/name/nm0057882/">John Barrowman</a>), who has his own dual identity as the Dark Archer (Green Arrow&#39;s arch nemesis from the comics). Oliver&#39;s mother, Moira (<a href="/name/nm0860749/">Susanna Thompson</a>), was blackmailed into working with Malcolm.(<a href="/name/nm1319969/">Jeffrey C. Robinson</a> and <a href="/name/nm0071847/">Manu Bennett</a>), Eddie Fyers (a supporting character from the Green Arrow comic, played by <a href="/name/nm0242762/">Sebastian Dunn</a>), and(<a href="/name/nm0623604/">Dylan Neal</a>) are involved in Oliver&#39;s training, with an implied link to a greater conspiracy. The second season introduces(<a href="/name/nm1204760/">Kevin Alejandro</a>),(<a href="/name/nm0925220/">Michael Jai White</a>), KGBeast (<a href="/name/nm0638706/">David Nykl</a>),(<a href="/name/nm1466049/">Graham Shiels</a>), and Task Force X, with the latter revealed to have hired Fyers. Other prominent villains are(<a href="/name/nm0181787/">Seth Gabel</a>), who has been reimagined to be the series equivalent to the Joker or , Asian crime boss(<a href="/name/nm0005026/">Kelly Hu</a>), the assassin Deadshot (<a href="/name/nm4771602/">Michael Rowe</a>), and HIVE leader Damian Darkh. John Diggle was the first person back in the main city to find out Oliver&#39;s secret. It was at the end of the third episode in Season 1. Yes. In the DC comics continuity, he is a member of the Great Ten, a Chinese superhero team similar to the <a href="/title/tt0275137/">Justice League (2001)</a>. Codenamed Da Yi Zhe Wan (Accomplished Perfect Physician), he is the team&#39;s healer and diplomat. He was not involved in Green Arrow&#39;s training, and many of his abilities were magical in nature.<br/><br/>In the TV series continuity, Yao does not have any magical or metahuman powers, but is instead a master martial artist, having more in common with another Great Ten member, the Celestial Archer. However, he does retain the military and medical background of his comics counterpart. Kyudo (Japanese for &quot;Way of the bow&quot;), a mixture of archery and martial arts popularized by the samurai of feudal Japan (though it may have actually been Chinese in origin). During his sparring sessions with Slade and Diggle, and when he trains in his dojo in the Arrowcave, he uses Eskrima, a Filipino martial art that usually involves improvised melee weapons. Season One:<br/><br/>Flashback-Edward Fyers and his band of mercs on Lian Yu and Deathstroke<br/><br/>Present-Malcolm Merlyn (The Dark Archer) and everyone written in Robert Queens book<br/><br/>Season Two:<br/><br/>Flashback-Dr. Anthony Ivo and Slade Wilson<br/><br/>Present-Slade Wilson, Isabel Rochev, and their Mirakuru-infused army<br/><br/>Season Three:<br/><br/>Flashback-Gen. Matthew Shrieve and his dirty soldiers<br/><br/>Present-Ra&#39;s Al Ghul and the League of Assassins and Danny Brickwell and his crew<br/><br/>Season Four:<br/><br/>Flashback-Shadowspire (Led by Baron Reiter)<br/><br/>Present-H.I.V.E. (led by Damien Darkh)<br/><br/>Season Five:<br/><br/>Flashback-Konstatin Kovar and Ishmael Gregor<br/><br/>Present-Elliot Chase (Prometheus), Talia Al-Ghul, Tobias Church, and General Walker<br/><br/>Season Six:<br/><br/>Black Siren and Cayden James(so far) a5c7b9f00b

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