Life Sentence

All around this episode was really good and I applaud the risks they took. I can only hope they follow through.

Arrow is now beyond ridiculous and fade....writers seem exhausted and producers r not able to hold the current level on A current TV show.... actually the whole DC universe of CW has a problem - "i need to talk", "we need to talk" blablabla.... solution: cut each season of each DC hero into 12 episodes more or less, boost the storyline like Stranger Things, cut the rubbish talks(we dont have time to watch this over and over again)....then the story will be interesting like the beginning, and the rating will grow....the cancelled episodes run more shows for transferring the risk.... but now it feels like CW cant kill any hero from DC universe because DC universe already went there, losing any hero is almost telling the audience that we want DC universe to end, but if CW doesnt kill some drags, they will be the pain in the A** until the whole DC universe cant last anymore....

I don't get all the hate this ending gets. For me it was perfect.

I simply hate Watson! I hate the people of Star City! Why am I still watching?

Season six of Arrow has been a real rollercoaster of qualities and never fully reached potential until its last half. It was no secret that "Life Sentence" had to solidify whether this season was a bummer or not and it made a very clear statement. While it's certainly not as good as "Lian Yu" from last year, "Life Sentence" surely ranks amongst Arrow's strongest episodes and finale's. With James Bamford in the director's seat, I was treated to some top-notch action and plenty of explosions (something that has been consistently excellent throughout this season), but in the end, it was the emotional resonance of this finale that really hit hard. All cast members got a moment to shine and each made the most of themselves. Oliver (Stephen Amell), Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) Quentin (Paul Blackthorne) and Diaz (Kirk Acevedo) all earn my praise for their committed attitudes. What is probably most interesting about this chapter is that it doesn't feel like a very high-stake battle and yet it means so much to each and every character of Team Arrow. Add to that the hints of possible future villains and a few shocking twists towards the end, Arrow ended season six on an absolute winner of an episode and properly established its seventh outing. It's going to be a very interesting time when the show returns...