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The Fallen

  • Episode aired Apr 22, 2015
  • TV-14
  • 42m
IMDb RATING
8.6/10
4.9K
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Karl Yune in Arrow (2012)
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Ra's al Ghul finally makes Oliver an offer he can't refuse. The team follows Oliver back to Nanda Parbat where a heartbroken Felicity decides to take matters into her own hands.Ra's al Ghul finally makes Oliver an offer he can't refuse. The team follows Oliver back to Nanda Parbat where a heartbroken Felicity decides to take matters into her own hands.Ra's al Ghul finally makes Oliver an offer he can't refuse. The team follows Oliver back to Nanda Parbat where a heartbroken Felicity decides to take matters into her own hands.

  • Director
    • Antonio Negret
  • Writers
    • Greg Berlanti
    • Marc Guggenheim
    • Andrew Kreisberg
  • Stars
    • Stephen Amell
    • Katie Cassidy
    • David Ramsey
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.6/10
    4.9K
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    • Director
      • Antonio Negret
    • Writers
      • Greg Berlanti
      • Marc Guggenheim
      • Andrew Kreisberg
    • Stars
      • Stephen Amell
      • Katie Cassidy
      • David Ramsey
    • 9User reviews
    • 8Critic reviews
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    Stephen Amell
    Stephen Amell
    • Oliver Queen
    Katie Cassidy
    Katie Cassidy
    • Laurel Lance
    David Ramsey
    David Ramsey
    • John Diggle
    Willa Holland
    Willa Holland
    • Thea Queen
    Emily Bett Rickards
    Emily Bett Rickards
    • Felicity Smoak
    Colton Haynes
    Colton Haynes
    • Roy Harper
    • (credit only)
    John Barrowman
    John Barrowman
    • Malcolm Merlyn
    Paul Blackthorne
    Paul Blackthorne
    • Quentin Lance
    • (credit only)
    Brandon Routh
    Brandon Routh
    • Ray Palmer
    Matt Nable
    Matt Nable
    • Ra's al Ghul
    Karl Yune
    Karl Yune
    • Maseo Yamashiro…
    Rila Fukushima
    Rila Fukushima
    • Tatsu Yamashiro
    Marc Singer
    Marc Singer
    • General Matthew Shrieve
    Françoise Yip
    Françoise Yip
    • The Priestess
    • (as Francoise Yip)
    Karin Konoval
    Karin Konoval
    • Dr. Vaca
    Don Lew
    • Chinese Man
    James Tyce
    James Tyce
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      • Antonio Negret
    • Writers
      • Greg Berlanti
      • Marc Guggenheim
      • Andrew Kreisberg
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    9ThomasDrufke

    Farewell Oliver Queen

    Much like 'Sara' from early on this season, 'The Fallen' was one of the darkest and morbid episodes of Arrow all time. I don't always agree with what the writers decide to do with characters, but I do love the way they write great dark character drama. The dialogue of the entire episode was really well put together. I feel like anyone who has watched the show from the beginning got the feels tonight. Whether it was Oliver grieving over Thea, the Olicity moments, Ray and Felicity, or even the Maseo-Diggle moment, it was a really well written episode.

    So Thea sort of died and was taken to the Lazarus Pit. Considering since the very first time Ras was mentioned I have been waiting for the pit to make an appearance, it was nice to see a character be brought back. Though I would have rather had Sara been brought back early on this season. It begs the question as to why Ra's didn't just bring Sara back for Nyssa in the first place? I guess there's still a chance that can be the case later on this season considering Caity Lotz is confirmed for the spin off (and was apparently seen filming alongside Amell and Gustin). Becoming the White Canary does make some sense if she is a 'changed' person coming out of the pit.

    Back to tonight, I was once again really impressed with Stephen Amell's acting. He has improved so much since season 1 and tonight was another great example. He plays the dark and suffering Oliver Queen incredibly well. This show is so different than Flash and it's hard to believe at times that they even exist in the same universe sometimes. Now that there is no more Oliver Queen and all we have is the new Ra's Al Ghul, I'm pretty sure that will continue. So knowing what the preview shows for next week, Oliver obviously wont kill Diggle, but how does he get out of this? How does Oliver make peace with Ra's by the end of the season? We only have 3 episodes left and there are still so many questions left unanswered.

    The Maseo-Diggle confrontation was nice to see as two brother like figures in Oliver's life both shared their two cents with each other. Although, Maseo's character I feel as though has had some inconsistencies. Felicity and Ra's was just as entertaining, though it was mostly written to make us feel sympathy for what Ra's is doing. Not to compare but we got to know and love the Slade character much more before his turn, and I just don't know that I have any sympathy for what Ra's plan is. Perhaps Nyssa can just take over by the end of the year. That brings us to the biggest fan service moment in possibly Arrow's history, the Olicity scene. After almost 3 full seasons of teasing Oliver and Felicity, they finally had their real moment. Uninterrupted and very romantic I thought it was handled very well. I just hope by the time season 4 comes along, we can all just relax for awhile and let their relationship blossom. So tonight was one of the darker episodes Arrow has had but yet I really loved it. It gave us a look at just how far a man who will go to protect his loved ones. Enter Al Sah-him, heir to the demon.

    +Dark, grim episode

    +Olicity

    +You get the feels multiple times

    +The Pit finally used

    +Sacrifice

    -Maseo inconsistent

    9.2/10

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    • Trivia
      During a flashback sequence, Oliver, Tatsu, and Maseo interrogate a soldier with the name "BAMFORD" on his jacket. This is an homage to James Bamford, the stunt coordinator for the series.
    • Goofs
      While Thea is receiving chest compressions the EKG shows a flat-line. During actual CPR you won't see a flat-line, you see spikes during the compressions. You have to stop compressions before you can tell what the true EKG looks like. Same for a pulse. You will feel a pulse during compressions and have to stop before you can tell if they have regained a pulse on their own.
    • Quotes

      Felicity Smoak: I wish that I could change your mind about staying here, but I know I can't. Just like I know that leaving you here is going to destroy me. I don't regret a single moment. And you shouldn't either. You have done so much. You have saved so many people's lived and you have changed so many for the better, including mine. Knowing you has changed my life. You've opened up my heart in a way I didn't even know was possible. I love you.

    • Connections
      Featured in Nanda Parbat: Constructing the Villain's Lair (2015)
    • Soundtracks
      Arrow End Theme
      (uncredited)

      Written by Blake Neely

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    • Release date
      • April 22, 2015 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • English
      • Greek
    • Filming locations
      • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    • Production companies
      • Berlanti Productions
      • Warner Bros. Television
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    • Runtime
      42 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 16:9 HD

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