Wally is Iris's nephew. And why would Barry be too young? I have cousins who are 15 years apart in age.
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I was wondering if, during Slade's speech, they'd actually end the season with Ollie losing control of Queen Consolidated and the family going poor.
Which brings to mind two thoughts. First the serious one: it might be harder to pull off with Moira and Thea in the picture. Ollie was on his own when he lost his fortune and it only impacted him in the comics.
The not-so-serious one:
And now the story of a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one vigilante son who had no choice but to keep them all together… It's Arrow.
Maybe it's the nostalgia talking, but I preferred John Wesley-Shipp. Then again, I liked that Barry more, I'm not a big fan of this younger Barry. Not that he's bad, but I preferred the 90's television take on the character.
And, since I just watched the episode, I'm a little late to chime in, but chime I will:
All of this plus a few extra thoughts: First, all they need to say is that Iris has an older brother. Or maybe Iris is a few years older than Barry. Or both. Or maybe Iris's brother was a young father.
Second, if they do use Wally, there's no saying that he'll become Kid Flash early on in the series. Assuming it runs (pun, intended) for the same length as Smallville, Wally being 10 in the first season would have him being 14 by season 4.
The comics, at least as far as I know/remember, never said how old Wally was when he got the powers.
A full nephew, or half nephew? Must be the latter, right? Cause it not, then... wow.
Wasn't Dick 10 when his parents were killed? Preteen sounds about right. I doubt they'd go that young for a sidekick on the show, considering Roy seems to be early 20's and only a few years younger than Ollie himself.
I wouldn't mind if Wally was Iris's younger brother. I think that would work well and they could just explain that Wally and Iris's parents died, leaving and adult Iris to care for her younger brother.
You're assuming that the siblings are only a few years apart. It's not unheard of for a couple to have kids 10 or more years apart. Granted for the case of Misfit Toy's friend, you'd have to assume there is a wide gap between them and their sibling with a nephew.
I wouldn't mind if Wally was Iris's younger brother. I think that would work well and they could just explain that Wally and Iris's parents died, leaving and adult Iris to care for her younger brother.
A full nephew, or half nephew? Must be the latter, right? Cause it not, then... wow.
You're assuming that the siblings are only a few years apart. It's not unheard of for a couple to have kids 10 or more years apart. Granted for the case of Misfit Toy's friend, you'd have to assume there is a wide gap between them and their sibling with a nephew.
Thea was not planed, and Bobby knew how to keep a cap in his pistol barrel.
But Malcolm didn't.
Actually, shouldn't anyone working for Ras Al Ghul not be allowed to have children?
You'd think that anyone in his service would be gelded.
(In the comics he thinks that overpopulation is going to destroy the world and the only way the world is going to make it, is if he cuts that number in half.)
You'd think that anyone in his service would be gelded.
(In the comics he thinks that overpopulation is going to destroy the world and the only way the world is going to make it, is if he cuts that number in half.)
Yet he has two daughters and a room full of grandson clones.
That reminds me of the years of contradiction where death worshipper Thanos had a grand daughter named Nebula.
A belief that he only develops after the death of his wife when he has given up all hope on humanity at least according to O'Neil.
Locked in a coffin dangled down a well, nestling with her rotting corpse for X amount of time.
Antigregorious to say the least.
Nebula lied.
He was dead, and she lied.
Later he used the Infinity Gauntlet to upside down reality and make her his grand daughter afterall becuase Thanos has an excellent sense of humour.
Antigregorious to say the least.
Nebula lied.
He was dead, and she lied.
Later he used the Infinity Gauntlet to upside down reality and make her his grand daughter afterall becuase Thanos has an excellent sense of humour.
Full. There's a 22 year gap between her and her sister. Her parents always told her that she was a pleasant surprise.A full nephew, or half nephew? Must be the latter, right? Cause it not, then... wow.
Agree about the Flash...
The Green Arrow/Green Lantern books of yore were famous for their liberal/conservative contrasting viewpoints.
That might play very well today, but it'd have to be done right.
For one thing, you'd have to bring the right subtlety into the story, without bonking the audience over the head with it.
And you'd have to figure out a way to do special effects for GL in a non-suck/non-cheesy way, without breaking the bank.
I'm not sure which would be tougher.
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http://www.greenarrowtv.com/arrow-first-reveal-title-credits-for-episode-2-15/16142
Seems like it might be an important EP. How many EPs of ARROW were filler? I don't think any of them were last year. Guess all EPs are important.
Seems like it might be an important EP. How many EPs of ARROW were filler? I don't think any of them were last year. Guess all EPs are important.
2 promo trailers for the next half of the season.
The Facebook Exclusive trailer (sorry, couldn't find it on yt) ireally gets me pumped for what is to come...
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbKK6Coccdk[/yt]
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=344389169032455
The Facebook Exclusive trailer (sorry, couldn't find it on yt) ireally gets me pumped for what is to come...
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbKK6Coccdk[/yt]
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=344389169032455
I'd love to see Green Lantern on the show. But I agree, it would be hard to do the SFX right on a tv budget.
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